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Welcome everyone to this section of the course on advanced Python topics.

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So we're going to learn about some more advanced Python topics, and I want to be clear, when I say

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the word advanced, I'm not talking about something super complex.

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I'm just talking about things like object oriented programming that you're not going to know as a very

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beginner in Python.

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But as you learn more Python, you'll eventually touch upon the topics that we're covering in this section.

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And more specifically, a lot of the syntax that Django uses covers these topics, which is why it's

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important to cover them before we jump at the Django.

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Now, if you already know some basic python up the functions but don't know about object oriented programming,

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that is things like creating your own classes within Python.

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This is a great section to start the course in in case you wanted to skip the previous section.

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As mentioned in the Course Curriculum Overview Lecture.

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So what are we going to cover in this section?

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We're going to talk about errors and exceptions to start off with them.

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The bulk of this section of the course is an object oriented programming, and then we'll talk about

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modules and packages and imports.

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Basically, how can you actually create your own pie files and import your own pie files and classes

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and functions from them to use as a larger structure, which is what Django uses a lot?

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OK, so let's get started.

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I'll see you at the next lecture.