Python Coding challenge - Day 380| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Code Explanation:

Importing Required Modules

from abc import ABC, abstractmethod  

ABC (Abstract Base Class) is imported from the abc module.

@abstractmethod is used to define an abstract method.

Defining an Abstract Class (A)

class A(ABC):  

    @abstractmethod  

    def show(self):  

        pass  

A is an abstract class because it inherits from ABC.

show(self) is an abstract method, meaning any subclass must override it before being instantiated.

Since show() has no implementation (pass), A cannot be instantiated directly.

Creating a Subclass (B)

class B(A):  

    pass  

B is a subclass of A, but it does not implement the show() method.

Because show() is still missing, B remains an abstract class.

Python does not allow instantiating an abstract class, so obj = B() causes an error.

Attempting to Instantiate B

obj = B()  

Final Output:

Implement show() in B