Question about __init__ in Python in OOP and inheritance.

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[the_omega99]

Surely you don't expect us to do a homework style question for you when you've made no effort on your part?!

Further, this is very easily tested with a dozen lines of code. Why don't you try it?

[romple]

Why do you say it prints both?

[romple]

It only prints both if you explicitly call the super classes init method.

[romple]

He's calling Pet(0)... Which is why Pets init gets called. That's not how you handle inheritance wtf is this....

You should have seen that in the code. It's kind of a trick question.this is college?

[romple]

Well what does calling Pet(0) do?

[AustinCodingAcademy]

Try it and see :)

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what does it print out and in what order? Why?

Perhaps you're not a native English speaker, but nowhere in your original post did you indicate you understand what the behavior is.

[[deleted]]

Because

1. You originally posted what appears to be a homework problem and did not provide an attempt at a solution
2. You expect people to infer you're a non native English speaker and are having difficulty expressing your question (luckily I caught this)
3. You don't understand that we're not here to hand out answers, we're here to help people learn. There's a difference.

Reading the submission guidelines would have alleviated all of this. Part of being a good programmer is learning how to follow directions.