Sinlge_inheritence_code

Author: Kondareddy1209

OOPS/single_inheritence.py

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+# -----------------------------------------
+# Example Program: Single Inheritance
+# -----------------------------------------
+
+# Base Class (Parent Class)
+class konda:
+    
+    # Method defined inside the parent class
+    def reddy(self):
+        # This method prints a message
+        print("Kondareddy")
+
+
+# Derived Class (Child Class)
+# This class inherits from the parent class 'konda'
+class DerivedClass(konda):
+    
+    # Method defined inside the child class
+    def kondareddy(self):
+        # This method prints a message
+        print("Ambavaram")
+
+
+# Creating an object of the child class
+# The object can access methods from both the parent and child classes
+obj = DerivedClass()
+
+# Calling method from the parent class
+# Even though the method is defined in 'konda',
+# it can be used because DerivedClass inherits from it
+obj.reddy()
+
+# Calling method from the child class
+obj.kondareddy()

OOPS/tempCodeRunnerFile.py

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-# -------------------------------------------------------
-# Example Program: Demonstrating Multiple and Multilevel
-# Inheritance in Python
-# -------------------------------------------------------
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Base Class (Level 1)
-# -------------------------------
-class Konda:
-    # Method inside the base class
-    def kondaa(self):
-        # This method prints a message
-        print("This method belongs to class Konda")
-
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Derived Class (Level 2)
-# This inherits from Konda
-# → This begins Multilevel Inheritance
-# -------------------------------
-class Ambavaram(Konda):
-    # Method defined in this class
-    def ambavaram(self):
-        # This method prints a message
-        print("This method belongs to class Ambavaram")
-
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Another Independent Parent Class
-# This class is not part of the chain
-# -------------------------------
-class Reddy:
-    # Method defined in Reddy class
+class konda:
     def reddy(self):
-        # Prints a message
-        print("This method belongs to class Reddy")
-
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Final Child Class
-# This class inherits from TWO classes:
-# 1. Ambavaram
-# 2. Reddy
-#
-# → Ambavaram already inherits from Konda
-# → So this forms BOTH:
-#    Multilevel + Multiple Inheritance
-# -------------------------------
-class Tirumala(Ambavaram, Reddy):
-
-    # Method inside the final child class
-    def tirumala(self):
-        # Prints a message
-        print("This method belongs to class Tirumala")
-
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Creating an object of Tirumala
-# -------------------------------
-obj = Tirumala()
-
-# -------------------------------
-# Calling methods from all classes
-# -------------------------------
-
-# Method from Konda (grandparent class)
-obj.kondaa()
-
-# Method from Ambavaram (parent class)
-obj.ambavaram()
-
-# Method from Reddy (second parent class)
+        print("Kondareddy")
+class DerivedClass(Konda):
+    def kondareddy(self):
+        print("Ambavaram")
+obj=DerivedClass()
 obj.reddy()
-
-# Method from Tirumala (child class)
-obj.tirumala()
+obj.kondareddy()