Learn Python NESTED CLASSES in 9 minutes! 📛

Nested class = A class defined within another class class Outer: class Inner: Benefits: Allows you to logically group classes that are closely related Encapsulates private details that aren't relevant outside of the outer class Keeps the namespace clean; reduces the possibility of naming conflicts class Company: class Employee: def __init__(self, name, position): self.name = name self.position = position def get_details(self): return f"{self.name} {self.position}" def __init__(self, company_name): self.company_name = company_name self.employees = [] def add_employee(self, name, position): new_employee = self.Employee(name, position) self.employees.append(new_employee) def list_employees(self): return [employee.get_details() for employee in self.employees] company1 = Company("Krusty Krab") company2 = Company("Chum Bucket") company1.add_employee("Eugene", "Manager") company1.add_employee("Spongebob", "Cook") company1.add_employee("Squidward", "Cashier") company2.add_employee("Sheldon", "Manager") company2.add_employee("Karen", "Assistant") for employee in company2.list_employees(): print(employee)