Python Classes

Class in Python is referred to as a template for creating objects. Python has several class-based built-in types, such as int, str, list, dictionary, etc. You can also create your own classes in Python. A Python class is defined by a class name, followed by a colon, and its body is a set of Python statements that define the class's methods and data. Python classes are instantiated using the keyword new.

Python has several class-related features, but we'll focus on two: classes and instances. A class is considered a template for creating objects, and it is a blueprint for an object, and you can think of it as a recipe. You can create a class, which we'll call MyClass.
MyClass = class() 
This simply creates the class. 
To create an instance of the class, you use the following:
myInstance = MyClass()
This creates an object based on the class. You can also assign variables to the class and instance:
myInstance.var = "Hello, world!"
This assigns the string "Hello, world!" to the variable var inside the instance myInstance.
 

Python class is used for defining a particular type of object. Because Python objects can have both data elements and functions, Python classes define what methods can be utilized to change the state of an object, and they also imply what attributes the object can have.

In Python, inheritance is a way of allowing one class to inherit features from another class. This makes it possible to create classes based on other classes and have all of the features of the original classes.

Yes, you will get a certificate of completion for Python Classes after completing all the modules and cracking the assessment. The assessment tests your knowledge of the subject and badges your skills.