Code Explanation
class Meta(type):
pass
Defines a custom metaclass Meta, which inherits from type.
In Python, metaclasses control how classes are created.
Meta is now a metaclass, meaning it can be used to define new classes.
class A(metaclass=Meta):
pass
Defines a new class A using Meta as its metaclass.
Normally, Python uses type as the default metaclass.
Here, A is created using Meta instead of type, meaning:
Meta is responsible for handling the creation of A.
A is now an instance of Meta, instead of type.
print(type(A))
Prints the type of A
Since A was created using Meta, the result will be:
Final Output:
<class '__main__.Meta'>
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