class Animal: #overriden method def eat(self): print("This animal is eating") class Rabbit(Animal): #overriding method def eat(self): print("This rabbit is eating a carrot") rabbit = Rabbit() rabbit.eat()

Bruh, no other chanel has been able to teach this in depth so quickly and it all makes sense!

Thank you so much! Short, clear and simple.

Amazing tutorial. So many others go through over complex contortions to get the same point across 10min and beyond.

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i have not learnt enough english language,but i understand what you are doing in this video.thank you for lesson

liked, commented and i subscribed since the moment i got the opportunity to witness your videos

so simple and ez to understand. +1 subscriber here

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Every time I look through some exam questions and see something I don't quite remember, bro code got my back 🙌Bro's doing god's work out there

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clear and simple.

short and easy to understand. thanks again

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Keep doing gods work

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nice

Amazing sir.. Sir please try to upload a series in javafx

amazing as always!

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Thank you man!

These short tutorials are very ADHD friendly (coming from someone with ADHD). Thank you!

Thanks Bro!

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thank u so much Bro! But I wonder if we are rewriting the method in the child class, why do we need the parent class and the inheritance stuff?

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i cant thank you enough

is this the same thing as Overloading?

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I can’t figure out how to word this in a search.. I’ll try here. I have a program with multiple functions. Sometimes one of the functions gets an error.. the error ends the program….If I get a traceback error, how do I ignore the error and keep the program running? Edit: I figured it out! Look below in my reply

@suomynona7261

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I found out how to do it.. If this wasn’t quite what your were looking for “””try: #some action that would cause error except: #what to do when an error occurs”””

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class text: # Class variable sentence = "Its a class variable in class text" # Non-Parametrized Constructor def __init__(self): # below are instance variable self.a = """I am a instance variable "a" of class text""" self.b = """I am a instance variable "b" of class text""" self.sentence = "I am a instance variable in class text" self.special = "I have called through super() method" class remove_spl_char(text): def __init__(self): A = text() B = remove_spl_char() print(B.sentence) Why it's printing class variable of class text? It should print instance variables of class text as it will first search for instance method in class. I am a bit confused may you please help?

Thanks Bro!

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