Module - 23 What is Multiple & Hybrid Inheritance in Python? | Inheritance in Python with example.
Module - 23 What is Multiple & Hybrid Inheritance in Python? | Inheritance in Python with example.
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In this video, you will learn about how to create multiple & hybrid inheritances in python.
What are multiple & hybrid inheritances in python?
In multiple inheritances, multiple parents classes are combined into single child classes. So the classes inherited in child classes are not interlinked with each other.
Hybrid inheritance is a combination of multiple inheritance and multilevel inheritance. The class is derived from the two classes as in the multiple inheritances. However, one of the parent classes is not the base class. It is a derived class.
Why do we use inheritance in Python?
Inheritance is used for code reusability. It works like a function in which we can inherit the features and methods of the superclass in child class without repeating the whole code instead we use the inheritance syntax to inherit the class
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Does Python-Support Multiple Inheritances?
In Python, a class can inherit more than one class. If a class is inherited, then it has the methods and variables of the original class. In short, it is called multiple inheritances because one class can inherit from more than one class