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Best Practices: Python OOP

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IntroductionCreating a ClassCreating an ObjectAccessing AttributesDefining MethodsCalling MethodsInheritanceMethod Overriding

Method Overriding

Method overriding is the mechanism by which a subclass can provide a new implementation for a method that is already provided by its superclass.

Task

  1. Create an object of the Parent class and call the display() method on it;
  2. Create an object of the Child class and call the display() method on it.

Task

  1. Create an object of the Parent class and call the display() method on it;
  2. Create an object of the Child class and call the display() method on it.

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Method overriding is the mechanism by which a subclass can provide a new implementation for a method that is already provided by its superclass.

Task

  1. Create an object of the Parent class and call the display() method on it;
  2. Create an object of the Child class and call the display() method on it.

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Section 1. Chapter 8
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