Multi-level inheritance#

Sumit Rawal answered on May 17, 2023 Popularity 8/10 Helpfulness 2/10

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Multi-level inheritance#

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When a class is derived from a class which itself is derived from another class, it is called multilevel inheritance. We can extend the classes to as many levels as we want to.

class Vehicle:  # parent class
    def setTopSpeed(self, speed):  # defining the set
        self.topSpeed = speed
        print("Top speed is set to", self.topSpeed)


class Car(Vehicle):  # child class of Vehicle
    def openTrunk(self):
        print("Trunk is now open.")


class Hybrid(Car):  # child class of Car
    def turnOnHybrid(self):
        print("Hybrid mode is now switched on.")


priusPrime = Hybrid()  # creating an object of the Hybrid class
priusPrime.setTopSpeed(220)  # accessing methods from the parent class
priusPrime.openTrunk()  # accessing method from the parent class
priusPrime.turnOnHybrid()  # accessing method from the child class

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