Classes and inheritance in python on python hunter by Pran Sukh.

Class inheritance is powerful concept of Object Oriented Programming. In this post some basic examples will consolidate the concept on inheritance.

Single Inheritance:-

class Parents:
    def methodParents(self):
        print("methodParents")

    
class Child(Parents):
    def methodChild(self):
        print("methodChild")

obj = Child()
obj.methodChild()
obj.methodParents()

Multiple Inheritance:-

class GrandParents:
    def GrandParentsMethod(self):
        print("Grand Parents are providing ethics")

    
class Parents():
    def ParentsMethod(self):
        print("Parent Are paying fee")

class Child(Parents,GrandParents):
    def ChildMethod(self):
        print("Child is studying")



class Main(Child):
    def mainMethod(self):
        print("main Method of Main")

obj = Main()
obj.mainMethod()
obj.ChildMethod()
obj.ParentsMethod()
obj.GrandParentsMethod()

Multilevel Inheritance:-

class GrandParents:
    def GrandParentsMethod(self):
        print("Grand Parents are providing ethics")

    
class Parents(GrandParents):
    def ParentsMethod(self):
        print("Parent Are paying fee")

class Child(Parents):
    def ChildMethod(self):
        print("Child is studying")

obj=Child()
obj.ChildMethod()
obj.ParentsMethod()
obj.GrandParentsMethod()



obj = Parents()
obj.GrandParentsMethod()
obj.ChildMethod()  #error

obj = GrandParents()
obj.ParentsMethod()  #error

obj = GrandParents()
obj.ChildMethod()  #error

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