Python Coding challenge - Day 384| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Explanation:

Class A Definition:

A is a class that has a method show() which returns the string "A".

Class B Definition:

B is a subclass of A (class B(A):), meaning B inherits everything from A.

The keyword pass is used, which means B does not introduce any new attributes or methods—it simply inherits from A.

Creating an Instance of B:

B() creates an object of class B.

Calling show() on an Instance of B:

print(B().show()):

Since B does not have its own show() method, it looks up the method in its parent class (A).

The show() method of A is executed, returning "A".

Output:

A