Python Tutorial for Beginners 29 - Python Inheritance

In this Python Tutorial for Beginners video I am going to show How to use Inheritance in Python.Classes in Python can be extended, creating new classes which retain characteristics of the base class and This process, known as inheritance. Python Inheritance Involves a superclass and a subclass. The subclass inherits the members of the superclass, on top of which it can add its own members. he idea of inheritance is that a class can be defined to borrow behavior (member variable and member methods) from another class.When we define a subclass, we place the name of the parent(superclass) in parentheses after the subclass’s(child) name on the first line of the definition.
class Parent(Child):

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[officesuperhero]

This is an awesome video! best about super class and sub class. Love it! Thank you!

[santhoshkn]

in the class Polygon __width & __height are static variables, and
self.__width & self.__height are instance variables
BOTH ARE DIFFERENT

[rituranjan]

Is class level variable inherited as instance level variable.

[juhaar]

sir can u explain at 12.39 how you got 2000 a int value and 1000.0 a float value. why two diff values as all input values are integer

[ashishsinha]

Bro can you upload machine learning videos also

[ameyoke]

Sir plz let us know about random variable in python

[rohandubey]

sir, can yo upload video about machine learning & artificial intelligence

[zproteus]

in the last line of the notes, it says "class Parent(Child):"... I believe you mean class Child(Parent):

[nehagarwal]

sir if the super class is access through the sub class so why we define as private

[hariharanmurugappan]

Getting Error please help : TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *: 'int' and 'NoneType'