Python Object Oriented Programming | Python Inheritance |Types of Inheritance with examples. #4

In this video lecture you will learn about Python inheritance in greater details and you will find and useable example based on Multiple Inheritance, Multi-Level Inheritance and Hierarchical Inheritance. You will explore more how we can co-relate our multiple classes with each other using Python Inheritance.

what you will learn:
1.) What is an inheritance?
2.) Type of Inheritance.
3.) Implementation of Inheritance in Python.
4.) How do you use multiple inheritance in Python with example?
5.) How do you use multi-level inheritance in Python?
6.) Difference between multiple and multi-level Inheritance in Python.
7.) How do you implement Hierarchical Inheritance in Python with example?
8.) Can we inherit multiple classes in Python?
9.) Can a class inherit from 2 classes?
10.) Examples.....

For any questions please let me know in the comment below.

[testsample]

Lovely video on Inheritance, Good examples I found in this Video.

[truthone]

Does hybrid inheritances exist in python?

[bennguyen]

Is there a preferred or python way of Instantiating an object that inherits from 2 classes?

For example, this class inherits from Qt,

class
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MainWindowReceiver, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

And I can open the gui by just instantiating with no arguments:

main = MainWindowReceiver()
main.show()

However, if I make the class inherit from PyQt AND multiprocessing,

class MainWindowReceiver(QtWidgets.QMainWindow, mp.Process):

then I can't instantiate by just passing the multiprocessing argument:

out_pipe = mp.Pipe()
p1 = MainWindowReceiver(out_pipe)
p1 =
p1 = MainWindowReceiver(, pipe=out_pipe)
p1.show()

How can this class be instantiated (and gui opened) by only passing the pipes name-value pair argument?

[kalani]

Dude you are doing really great.
Just work on your pronunciation