Ratings and Reviews for Python Classes and Inheritance

In general, it is well explained, but it needs to have more examples in terms of classes and inheritance.

I liked the course, as i did all the past three courses in this specialization so far. That being said, I think this course seemed a little more rushed compared to the others, which might be the Book's shortcoming and not the course's. I know they tried to keep the explanation and depth in this course somehow relatively basic, but i think, because classes and inheritance are some of the most essential and tricky topics, they could've spent more time on them. All in all, however, this was an excellent course, and i appreciate all of the hard work by all the professor's and staff.

so far, best of the series. the final project was well defined, fun, and challenging. Good coverage of classes, class inheritance, and use of exceptions.

Amazing experience learning from the University of Michigan! Paul Resnick was great and Steve Oney was also good. Thank you for all the knowledge!

good

Already completed past three courses of this specialization. This 4th one is also awesome. <3 facing some problems. In past courses all the assignments code was explained in videos .But in this course's assignments contain huge lines of code & its hard to understand all the line by line code with a long time. I think they should provide some videos explaining those lengthy codes :( Though its tough for beginner, but who are used to with coding before they will enjoy.

No real examples, final project was so hard to understand. Better to do something not a game

A wonderful course that covers various important topics like classes, inheritance, error handling, test cases, etc. The instructors, course material and assignments are truly wonderful. Must try for those doing other courses of this specialization.

Good course but final assessment was too long and the question design and flow was bad and confusing

The course resource is interesting and really easy to understand. Honestly, I will recommend this series of courses as the beginning step for Python.