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Python

Yougang Sun
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Yougang Sun
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Posted by Yougang Sun
Yougang Sun
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Python super() function

Hi everyone I feel confused about super function. For example, if a class does not have a parent class, why does this class have super function? what is this super function for? if a class like :

class agile:
     def __init__(self,agile,*args,**kwargs):
            super().__init__(*args,**kwargs)
            self .agile =agile