Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 19

In Python, what is the purpose of the super() function?

(A)

To call a method in the parent class

(B)

To create a superclass

(C)

To access global variables

(D)

To declare a variable as super

Answer: (A)
Explanation:
Quiz of this Question
Please comment below if you find anything wrong in the above post

Article Tags :

Uncategorized

Recommended Articles

1. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 1

2. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 2

3. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 3

4. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 4

5. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 5

6. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 6

7. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 7

8. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 9

9. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 10

10. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 11

11. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 12

12. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 13

13. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 14

14. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 15

15. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 16

16. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 17

17. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 18

18. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 20

19. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 21

20. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 22

21. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 23

22. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 24

23. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 25

24. Python | Namespaces and Scope Quiz | Question 8

25. C++ Inline Namespaces and Usage of the "using" Directive Inside Namespaces