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In-Depth Python OOP
In-Depth Python OOP
4. Polymorphism and Abstraction
Challenge: Admin
Task
Swipe to begin your solution
You have a User
class from the last challenge.
The methods are corrected (User
-> {self.username}
in strings).
Let's define the Admin
class!
- Define the
Admin
class inherited from theUser
class. - Define the
create_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} creates the content"
. - Define the
update_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} updates the content"
. - Define the
delete_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} deletes the content"
.
Note
Admin
has all the capabilities ofUser
that do not need to be reimplemented. This is an example of how inheritance makes our life easier.
Solution
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Section 2. Chapter 2
Challenge: Admin
Task
Swipe to begin your solution
You have a User
class from the last challenge.
The methods are corrected (User
-> {self.username}
in strings).
Let's define the Admin
class!
- Define the
Admin
class inherited from theUser
class. - Define the
create_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} creates the content"
. - Define the
update_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} updates the content"
. - Define the
delete_content()
admin's method that prints the string:
f"{self.username} deletes the content"
.
Note
Admin
has all the capabilities ofUser
that do not need to be reimplemented. This is an example of how inheritance makes our life easier.
Solution
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Section 2. Chapter 2
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