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[Topic Idea] What Is Inheritance #23
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Hey, @yangc95. I'll be taking up this issue as part of the UGC. I plan to initially write up about inheritance in Python and later switch to another article which explains inheritance in JavaScript. |
Hi @Goku-kun! To confirm, you'll be writing two articles? One using Python and the other using JavaScript?
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Hey @yangc95. The inheritance mechanics differ a lot when we consider JS and Python. Hence, I'll be creating two different |
Hey, @yangc95. Can we create codebytes in articles as well? I know that they're functional for docs but just wanted to confirm if they'll work for articles too. |
Hi @Goku-kun 👋🏻 That is a great question! i don't believe that's been considered in articles up until now. 😄 Let me check further with my team and follow up? |
Thank you, @Dusch4593. I'll continue working on the article in the meantime. |
Hey @Goku-kun 👋🏻 Just wanted to check in and see how you were doing with this article? Anything we can do to help? |
Hey @Dusch4593. Thanks for checking in. I'll not be able to get to it for next 1-2 weeks. But, I plan to finish it right after. I've it on my Calendar and I'll get it done. |
@Goku-kun I've unassigned you due to inactivity; thanks for your interest and if at any time you decide to contribute in the future, you're more than welcome to! |
@yangc95 Can you assign me to this issue? Thanks |
@Acesif If you're still interested in this, I can assign you. Please let me know if you are. |
yes please |
@Acesif You're assigned. You can take a look at entries from other authors in the content folder if you need a reference on how to format and structure your file. |
One of the four pillars of object-oriented programming (OOP), inheritance supports reusable code. When a class inherits from another class (super or parent), it takes on properties and methods that were declared in the superclass.
Get creative with your example code snippets and keep it original 👍
Let us know if you want to write this!
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