OOP in Python - 13: Method Overriding – Redefining Parent Behavior
In Object-Oriented Programming, when a class inherits from another class, the child class gains access to all the parent class methods.
But what if we want to change how a specific method behaves in the child class?
That's where Method Overriding comes in!
In this session, we’ll learn how to:
🔹Redefine a parent method inside a child class
🔹Customize or extend behavior for specific use cases
🔹Use super() to call the parent version of the method when needed
🔁 Overriding is an essential concept when you're building hierarchical class structures and want flexibility with inherited behavior.
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