# super() can be used to initialize the constructor of the Parent class.

class forSuper:

def __init__(self, Name, Age):

self.Name = Name

self.Age = Age

def randomMethod(self):

print("This method will be overridden to show polymorphism")

class subClass(forSuper):

def __init__(self, Name, Age, Info):

# We can call the constructor of the parent class using super and passing the required arguments.

super().__init__(Name, Age)

self.Info = Info

def randomMethod(self):

print("It overrides the randomMethod placed in parent class. So when a object of child class calls this "

"function this output will be printed. ")

student = subClass("Shreyas", 21, "I like football and programming.")

student.randomMethod()

print(student.Name)

Output:-

It overrides the randomMethod placed in parent class. So when a object of child class calls this function this output will be printed.

Shreyas