Python | super () function with multilevel inheritance

# Program for detecting super () usage
# function in multiple inheritance

class GFG1:

def __ init __ ( self ):

print ( ’HEY !!!!!! GfG I am initialised (Class GEG1)’ )

def sub_GFG ( self , b):

print ( ’Printing from class GFG1:’ , b)

# GFG2 class inherits from GFG1

class GFG2 (GFG1):

def __ init __ ( self ):

print ( ’HEY !!!!!! GfG I am initialised (Class GEG2) ’ )

super () .__ init __ ()

def sub_GFG ( self , b):

print ( ’Printing from class GFG2:’ , b)

super (). sub_GFG (b + 1 )

# GFG3 class inherits GFG1 and GFG2 both

class GFG3 (GFG2):

def __ init __ ( self ):

print ( ’ HEY !!!!!! GfG I am initialised (Class GEG3) ’ )

super () .__ init __ ()

def sub_GFG ( self , b):

print ( ’Printing from class GFG3:’ , b)

super (). sub_GFG (b + 1 )

# main function

if __ name__ = = ’__main__’ :

# created gfg object

gfg = GFG3 ()

# call the sub_GFG3 () function from the GHG3 class

# which inherits the GFG1 and GFG2 classes

gfg.sub_GFG ( 10 )