Suppose there is ----->
Class a():
def__init__(self, var):
pass
Class b(a):
def__init__(self):
super().__init__(self, var)
pass
Note: syntax may be incorrect ...
Is it better to do
b = a()
Instead of making b its own class?
Also, what would be the benefit of making a separate class for b if any at all?
Thanks in advance ....
Unee0x
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