Multiple Inheritance in Python: Implementing Parent-Child Class Relationship with Improvements

[kartikeyg0104]

Description: In Python, multiple inheritance allows a child class to inherit from multiple parent classes. This code demonstrates a simple example of a child class inheriting from both father and mother classes, enabling it to access the methods of both. In Java, multiple inheritance is not directly supported, and similar functionality is achieved using interfaces. Here, improvements are made to increase readability, maintain code style consistency, and follow Python naming conventions. Additionally, I addressed potential issues like using self consistently and organizing the class structure with clear method names and comments.

Code Improvement and Explanation:

1.  Added __init__ methods to each class to initialize attributes and demonstrate inheritance explicitly.
2.  Organized class names and method names to adhere to Python’s naming conventions.
3.  Ensured that each class has a meaningful display method, allowing each object to exhibit unique behavior.

Explanation of Solved Problems:

1.  Readability and Consistency: Enhanced readability by following naming conventions, adding comments, and organizing methods logically.
2.  Constructor Invocation: Demonstrated explicit calling of each parent class’s constructor in Child to ensure initialization, which can be crucial in more complex inheritance scenarios.
3.  Overriding and Accessing Parent Methods: By overriding display in Child, we can customize the output specific to Child, while still being able to access parent methods directly if needed.

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