Python Tutorial for Beginners 32 - Python super()

In this Python Tutorial for Beginners video I am going to show How to use super() Built in function in Python. Python super function Return a proxy object that delegates method calls to a parent or sibling class of type.
class.__mro__ attribute is a tuple of classes that are considered when looking for base classes during method resolution.

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[tahep]

super explanation for such a complicated topic, thanks a lot!

[espedale]

By far and away the best breakdown on the topic. I feel like pasting a link to your video in the threads of all of the other 'super' confusing YouTube videos. lol.

[vxsniffer]

to add, when you call base class __init__ with super(), parameters desired by base class __init__ should be added to subclass __init__ function definition - in your example base class __init__ is called with fixed value (string) hence it may be confusing... revised example below:
class Child(Parent):
def __init__(self, parent_class_parameter):
print('Child __init__')

[thecrusader]

i can't believe i haven't found this channel earlier. thanks for making it this simple! my teacher couldn't..

[madhusudanverma]

But using the super keyword only one should call by changing parent classes because if you one changes the parent names then one needs to change names wherever there init method is called also redundant init calling codes have to be written.

[mahdinouira]

an important thing, when you use super().__init__() you do not write self inside the (), however when you wrote the name like for example Person.__init__(self, ) you do need to write self

[Pmarmagne]

Thank you thank you thank

I've been trying to understand what this super function was for days now and your example made it really easy to understand!

Liked and subscribed!

[basalticlife]

OK this is the kind of explanation I was looking for. Thanks for being a good teacher

[manimotivationclasses]

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[mkhnuser]

You was awesome! I hope your family prouds you, man

[taihatranduc]

thank you. you made it easier to understand

[arafathossen]

Isn't the __init__(self) method supposed to be private? Because of double underscore in front. Which makes it inaccessible to other sub classes. Or is it an exception? Please someone explain.

[abdurrehmankhan]

What's the point of super() if I can just call Parent.__init__() in my Child class though?

[MustbeTheBassest]

But if you can just call the parent classes directly, why bother using super() at all?

[mickolesmana]

super().__init__("Thank You :)")

[Lhommedeferful]

2:52 returned me "object.__init__() takes exactly one argument (the instance to initialize)" :/

[smakarevich]

two blank lines between classes, please )

[tinchoneem]

Yo have to work in your pronunciation. When you say "parent" sounds like "pairing".

[AjaySharma-xthp]

Dude you neeed to work on your explanation

[chordmirage]

super explanation for such a complicated topic, thanks a lot!