Python is object-oriented. In Python everything is an object, but unless you look carefully you might never see one.In this extract from Mike James' forthcoming book, we take a completely different ...
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In the code above, Example and Example2 behave exactly the same way. The no-argument super() effectively fills in the class and self. If we take a slightly more complex hierarchy from part 1, we can ...