Emulate a class using a dictionary in Python

Using a dictionary in Python to emulate a class, here's a simple example

defNewclass (* *Kwargs):"""using the Kwargs Update () method to handle inheritance issues"""    defset (key, value): Kwargs[key]=value kwargs['Set'] =SetreturnKwargsdefMammal (* *Kwargs):"""Mammalian base class"""    #handling inheritance issues is equivalent to __init__ ()kwargs.update (Newclass ())#mammals have four legs, the equivalent of a propertykwargs['Legs'] = 4#Equivalent Method    defsay ():return "There's no such method ."    #Equivalent Method    defeat ():return "There's no such method ."    #using lambdakwargs['say'] =say kwargs['Eat'] =EatreturnKwargsdefCat (* *Kwargs):Print("the parameters obtained", Kwargs) kwargs.update (Mammal ())defsay ():return "Meow Meow"kwargs['say'] =sayreturnKwargsmammal=mammal ()#The method property is no longer used with the object. Methods and objects. property instead use [] instead. Print(mammal['say']())Print(mammal['Eat']())Print(mammal['Legs']) CAT1=Cat ()Print(cat1['say']())Print(cat1['Legs'])Print(cat1['Eat']())#print ("CAT1 hair color is:", cat1[' Red '])D= {"Color":"Red","Legs": 3}#Setting PropertiesCAT2 = Cat (* *d)#Calling MethodsPrint(cat2['say']())#Read PropertiesPrint(cat2['Legs'])#Calling MethodsPrint(cat2['Eat']())Print("the color of the hairs is:", cat2['Red'])

Emulate a class using a dictionary in Python