Question

what does the super() method do in inheritance?
○ creates a new object of the parent class.
○ calls a method from the child class.
○ calls a method from the parent class.
○ deletes an attribute from the parent class.

question 13
what is the difference between a class and an object?
○ a class is an instance of an object.
○ an object is a blueprint for creating a class.
○ a class is a template, and an object is a concrete realization of that template.
○ there is no difference.

question 14
which of the following keywords is used to define a class in python?
○ class
○ def
○ if
○ for

Explanation:

• For the first question: The super() method in inheritance is used to access and call methods from the parent class.
• For Question 13: A class acts as a template (blueprint) defining attributes and methods, while an object is a concrete instance created from that template.
• For Question 14: In Python, the class keyword is specifically used to define a new class.

Answer:

• First question: Calls a method from the parent class.
• Question 13: A class is a template, and an object is a concrete realization of that template.
• Question 14: class