Python | super() function with multilevel inheritance - GeeksforGeeks
class GFG1:
def __int__(self):
print('GFG1 init')
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG1:', b)
class GFG2(GFG1):
def __int__(self):
print('GFG2 init')
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG2:', b)
super().sub_GFG(b + 1)
class GFG3(GFG2):
def __int__(self):
print('GFG3 init')
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG3:', b)
super().sub_GFG(b + 1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
gfg = GFG3()
gfg.sub_GFG(10)
GFG3: 10
GFG2: 11
GFG1: 12
class GFG1:
def __init__(self):
print('GFG1 init')
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG1:', b)
class GFG2(GFG1):
def __init__(self):
print('GFG2 init')
super().__init__()
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG2:', b)
super().sub_GFG(b + 1)
class GFG3(GFG2):
def __init__(self):
print('GFG3 init')
super().__init__()
def sub_GFG(self, b):
print('GFG3:', b)
super().sub_GFG(b + 1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
gfg = GFG3()
print('')
gfg.sub_GFG(10)
GFG3 init
GFG2 init
GFG1 init
GFG3: 10
GFG2: 11
GFG1: 12
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