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help pleeeease - ali - Dec-24-2016 i have this python 2 banking system project using oop. it was in two parts the first one was functional python but the second one is in oop, i couldnt understand what the projects require, at the same time i have really small time to finish it, would you like to help me to understand the project with oop ? RE: help pleeeease - wavic - Dec-24-2016 So? A Christmas guessing game? RE: help pleeeease - hsunteik - Dec-24-2016 I'm don't really understand your question. If you're wanting to know the meaning of oop,oop means object oriented programming. That means everything in the program/project is the same as the real world object. Which means it has properties(variable) and can perform action(method). Example: Light bulb has the properties brightness and it can on ,off,change brightness I sorry if my answer is not accurate,but this is what I know. RE: help pleeeease - micseydel - Dec-24-2016 If you're asking if anyone wants to help via PMs, the answer is no. If you're just asking if you can ask... yes, please do :) RE: help pleeeease - ali - Dec-24-2016 so the problem is like this: how is the primary structure of this project ? : http://docdro.id/mulPnEM http://docdro.id/9hsR7tL (the one i have already finished and the above one depending on) if you dont want to help please pass it i dont to listen for stupid comments not related to this issue :) RE: help pleeeease - ichabod801 - Dec-24-2016 Moved to Homework, since the documents you linked to are clearly homework assignments. You need to show us what you've tried and describe in detail how it fails. RE: help pleeeease - nilamo - Dec-29-2016 So it's the exact same program, except using classes instead of whatever you did last time? That sounds easy (...and like a waste of time, but whatever). What issues are you having? |