Syntax for different versions of inheritance in Python's parent and child classes

1Python 2inheritance in. 72In Python 2. 7, the inheritance syntax is slightly different, and the definition of the Electriccar class is similar to the following:3 classCar (object):4     def __init__(self, make, model,year):5--snip--6 7 classElectriccar (Car):8     def __init__(self, make, model,year):9         Super (Electriccar, self). __init__ (make, model, year) Ten--snip-- OneThe function super () requires two arguments: a subclass name and an object self. These arguments are necessary to help Python associate the parent and child classes. Other than thatin Python 2 when using inheritance in. 7, be sure to specify object within parentheses when defining the parent class .  A  - inheritance in Python 3 - classCar (): the     def __init__(self, make, model,year): ---snip-- -  - classElectriccar (Car): +     def __init__(self, make, model,year): -     " "Initialize the properties of the parent class" " +         super (). __init__ (make, model, year)  A--snip--

Syntax for different versions of inheritance in Python's parent and child classes