Learning Necessities - Classes

Question

So, would this be good enough knowledge of classes or should I leanrn more aboout it?
Are these the methods classes mainly use and as a result I'm good on classes, I can move on?
P.S. this is just so I'm prepared for college and I don't get even more stressed, Also covid is making me do this :/ idm tho its's fun.

import datetime
from itertools import count

class Beginner_Pokemon():

Level = 5
_ids = count(0)

def __init__(self,name,move_1,move_2):
self.name = name
self.move_1 = move_1
self.move_2 = move_2
#self.Moves = f'Move 1: {self.move_1} \nMove 2: {self.move_2}'
self.id = next(self._ids)

@property
def Moves(self):
return f'Move 1: {self.move_1} \nMove 2: {self.move_2}'
@Moves.setter
def Moves(self,new):
move_1, move_2 = new.split(' ')
self.move_1 = move_1
self.move_2 = move_2
@Moves.deleter
def Moves(self):
self.move_1 = None
self.move_2 = None

@classmethod
def Pick_Level(cls,New_Level):
cls.Level = New_Level

@staticmethod
def Time():
print(datetime.datetime.today())

def __repr__(self):
return f"Beginner_Pokemon('{self.name}','{self.move_1}','{self.move_2}')"

def __str__(self):
return f"-Beginner Pokemon- \n{self.name} \nMove 1: {self.move_1} \nMove 2 {self.move_2}"

class Sinnoh(Beginner_Pokemon):

Nation = 'Sinnoh'

def __init__(self,name,move_1,move_2,origin):
super().__init__(name,move_1,move_2)
self.origin = origin

def __repr__(self):
return f"Sinnoh('{self.name}','{self.move_1}','{self.move_2},'{self.origin}'' - Sinnoh(Beginner_Pokemon)"

def __str__(self):
return f"Name: {self.name} \nMove_1: {self.move_1} \nMove_2: {self.move_2} \nOrigin: {Sinnoh.Nation}: {self.origin}"

Piplup = Sinnoh('Piplup','Pound','Leer','Oak Town')
Chimchar = Sinnoh('Chimchar','Scratch','Leer','Twinleaf Town')
Snivy = Beginner_Poke

Answer 1

Ha kind of copied the counter thing but thanks anyway XD

Answer 2

you know if youre comfortable with classes or not. if you gotta ask though you probably arent. Keep practicing

Answer 3

Ye I'm comfortable with them but just asking to see if there's any important stuff I didn't find on my own research that would be pretty important for classes. Hoping more advanced programmers could answer it so there's less gaps in my learning.

Answer 4

well you didnt copy and paste the code so you have an idea of how it works. so just keep using what you learned until it is second nature and you dont need to think about it too much. make projects and try creating classes built off existing classes. Basically just keep coding