Classes and Objects in Python

A. Using dot notation

B. Using parentheses

C. Using square brackets

D. Using curly braces

A. By creating a new class that is based on an existing class

B. By using the inherits keyword

C. By using the extends keyword

D. By using the inherit method

A. It allows a subclass to provide a specific implementation of a method that is already defined in its superclass

B. A built-in function

C. A specific data type

D. A special variable

A. It returns a string representation of an object

B. It converts an object to a string

C. It defines a string attribute

D. It removes an attribute

A. It is called when an object is about to be destroyed

B. It deletes an object

C. It defines a destructor

D. It is a constructor

A. format()

B. __format__()

C. str()

D. __str__()

A. !

B. ~

C. ^

D. -

A. <

B. >

C. !=

D. none of the mentioned

A. ||

B. |

C. //

D. /

A. Deleting an instance of class

B. Modifying an instance of class

C. Copying an instance of class

D. Creating an instance of class