Python OOPS Challenge | Day 16 | What is the output of following Python code?

The code snippet is an example of Python multiple inheritance, and here’s the explanation of the output:

Code Analysis:

1. Classes:

Glasses: A basic class with no attributes or methods.

Shader: A class containing a method printShadeIndex(self) that prints the string "high".

Sunglasses: Inherits from both Glasses and Shader.

2. Object Creation:

An instance of the Sunglasses class is created: obj = Sunglasses().

Since Sunglasses inherits from Shader, it gains access to the printShadeIndex method from Shader.

3. Method Call:

obj.printShadeIndex() invokes the method from the Shader class.

This prints the string "high".

Multiple Inheritance in Action:

The method resolution order (MRO) ensures that Shader's printShadeIndex method is found and executed when called on the Sunglasses instance.

Output:

The output of the code snippet is:

high