#22 Super keyword in Python | Python tutorial Series in Tamil | EMC Academy

The super keyword in Python is a powerful tool used in object-oriented programming to refer to the superclass or parent class of a derived or subclass. It allows you to access and invoke methods and attributes defined in the superclass from within the subclass.

By using super, you can effectively override or extend methods inherited from the superclass while still retaining their original functionality. It provides a way to maintain the existing behavior of the superclass while adding or modifying specific functionality in the subclass.

The syntax for using super is as follows: super().method_name(arguments). This invokes the method method_name from the superclass, allowing you to perform actions defined in the superclass before or after adding your own modifications in the subclass.

The super keyword is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to augment the behavior of a method rather than completely replace it. It helps maintain code consistency and prevents duplication by leveraging the existing implementation in the superclass.

Additionally, super can be used to access superclass attributes or variables. This enables you to reuse and modify values defined in the superclass without having to redefine them in the subclass.

Overall, the super keyword in Python serves as a valuable mechanism for achieving method overriding, extending functionality, and maintaining code reuse and consistency in object-oriented programming.

[aneesfarira]

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[balrajswamy]

Excellent presentation, Great wishes, Thanks a lot for sharing this.

[Kamesh_]

Hi na
Thx for ur effort

Na ipa 06 video vanthruklam
Rmba clear purithu

Views kammi ya poguthu nu stop Mattum pannidathinga
Kind request

[sureshkrishna]

Hi Bro, Thank you for providing python modules. It is very useful for me to learn the python from the scratch. Can you please help me with the File handling, CSV file handling, exceptional handling and other modules like OS module, SYS module and PANDAS

[aswinkumar]

Hi bro, in the last section of the video la you haven't inherited the properties of class A to class B, yet neenga super keyword use paneenga to call the constructor of class A. How come 'A' constructor print aachu even without being inherited by B?

[masteredin]

Bro super❤ and uploading in angular series

[DarkDemon-vg]

Ethachu practice pandra mari ithuku munnadi potta example question mari python Oops concept ku question pottu vedio potingana konjam use full ha irukum bro

[saidhinakars]

Bro ML & DS basics podu bro... Pls...

[balaroxx]

c class kula verum b mattum call panaka en bro a print aaga maatingdhu adha b la super key word kuduthirkom la

[sriharinaathan]

Sir oops concepts la abstraction mattum update pannuga pls

[Goldencupid]

Super () __init__()
Ithula init eppothu automatic kathana work agu but namaya intha __init__() ta function mari call pandro intha time la init constructor ra illa function na bro ? Class object kuda easy bro but inheritance and superkeyword purijalu konjam confusion aguthu

[singaraveland]

nama first yantha class ah call panurom enpathu mukyam illa, athu first yantha constuctor erukuthoo athu thaa first print agum

[datachat]

If I add (b, a) in class c with super component i get abc, but if I add only b, it prints only c and b.. can you check ur video once pls.

[ilakiyasivakumar]

class a:
def __init__(self):
print("a")
def display(self):
print("you are in class a")
class b(a): # class a is inherit with b class
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()#to use things in the parent class
print("b")
def display(self):
print("you are in class b")

class c(a, b):#multiple inhertitance
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
print("c")
def display(self):
print("you are in class c")
obj1=c()
Running this code thrown me below error
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[13], line 13
10 def display(self):
11 print("you are in class b")
---> 13 class c(a, b):#multiple inhertitance
14 def __init__(self):
15 super().__init__()

TypeError: Cannot create a consistent method resolution
order (MRO) for bases a, b

[abarnasri]

Data structures and algorithm ku video potunka bro❤

[mkhvdo]

apo multiple inheritance podave use ila thana ..? a, b potalum namauku thriyum a matumthan call aagum b call aaguthu nu... anyone explain for this qn?

[singaraveland]

bro neenga oru small mistake panerkenga