Hello Everyone, This is a short post on how to inherit multiple Parent Class to a Child Class.
So far, we know how to inherit single Parent Class, So Another Important Thing You should know is how to add multiple Parent Class.
Lets check the example:
>>> class parentCar:
car1 = "I am Car1"
car2 = "I am Car2"
car3 = "I am Car3"
>>> class parentBike:
bike1 = "I am Bike1"
bike2 = "I am Bike2"
bike3 = "I am Bike3"
>>> class childTransport(parentCar, parentBike): <--Parent Class Inherited
car4 = "I am Car4"
bike4 = "I am Bike4"
>>>
>>> transport = childTransport() <--Object Created To use the Child Class
>>> transport.car1
'I am Car1'
>>> transport.car3
'I am Car3'
>>> transport.car4
'I am Car4'
>>> transport.bike1
'I am Bike1'
>>> transport.bike3
'I am Bike3'
>>> transport.bike4
'I am Bike4'
>>>
I hope this is pretty much self explanatory, you just need to remember this, as it helps a lot while scripting.
Thank You and Dont Forget to check my Next Post.
So far, we know how to inherit single Parent Class, So Another Important Thing You should know is how to add multiple Parent Class.
Lets check the example:
>>> class parentCar:
car1 = "I am Car1"
car2 = "I am Car2"
car3 = "I am Car3"
>>> class parentBike:
bike1 = "I am Bike1"
bike2 = "I am Bike2"
bike3 = "I am Bike3"
>>> class childTransport(parentCar, parentBike): <--Parent Class Inherited
car4 = "I am Car4"
bike4 = "I am Bike4"
>>>
>>> transport = childTransport() <--Object Created To use the Child Class
>>> transport.car1
'I am Car1'
>>> transport.car3
'I am Car3'
>>> transport.car4
'I am Car4'
>>> transport.bike1
'I am Bike1'
>>> transport.bike3
'I am Bike3'
>>> transport.bike4
'I am Bike4'
>>>
I hope this is pretty much self explanatory, you just need to remember this, as it helps a lot while scripting.
Thank You and Dont Forget to check my Next Post.
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