Answer & Solution
Answer: Option A
Solution:
The correct answer is
A: Parent method
Here's why:
We have a class called
`Parent` that has a method named
`show`. This method prints "Parent method".
Then, we create another class called
`Child` that
inherits from the
`Parent` class. This means the
`Child` class automatically gets all the methods and attributes of the
`Parent` class.
Importantly, the
`Child` class doesn't define its own
`show` method. It
inherits the
`show` method directly from
`Parent`.
We create an object of the
`Child` class called
`obj`.
When we call
`obj.show()`, Python looks for a
`show` method in the
`Child` class. Since it doesn't find one there, it looks in the
`Parent` class (because
`Child` inherits from
`Parent`).
It finds the
`show` method in the
`Parent` class and executes it. Therefore, it prints "Parent method".