Multiple Inheritance in Python is when a class inherits from more than one parent class, allowing it to access methods and attributes from all parent classes. Method Resolution Order (MRO) is the system that determines which method gets called when a class inherits from multiple parent classes that have the same method name. If you’ve […]
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Abstract Base Classes in Python are classes that cannot be instantiated directly and serve as blueprints for other classes. They define a common interface that subclasses must implement, ensuring consistency across your codebase. The abc module provides the tools to create these abstract classes using decorators like @abstractmethod. If you’ve ever wanted to enforce that
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Inheritance means creating new classes based on existing ones, where the new class automatically gets all the methods and attributes from the parent class. Composition means building classes by combining other objects, where you create instances of other classes and use them as components inside your class. If you’ve been writing Python classes, you’ve probably
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