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The document defines three Python classes - person, employee, and Teacher - where Teacher inherits from both person and employee and adds an additional load attribute. Main code creates instances of each class and prints them to demonstrate their functionality.

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The document defines three Python classes - person, employee, and Teacher - where Teacher inherits from both person and employee and adds an additional load attribute. Main code creates instances of each class and prints them to demonstrate their functionality.

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class person (object):

def __init__(self,name,gender) :

self.name = name

self.gender = gender

def __str__ (self) :

return "name : " + str(self.name) + "\ngender : "+str(self.gender)

def display (self) :

print(self)

class employee (object) :

def __init__ (self,id,salary) :

self.id = id

self.salary = salary

def __str__ (self) :

return "id : " + str(self.id) + "\nsalary : "+str(self.salary)

def display (self) :

print(self)

class Teacher (person,employee) :

def __init__(self,name,gender,id,salary,load) :

person.__init__(self,name,gender)

employee.__init__(self,id,salary)

self.load = load

def __str__(self) :

st = ""

st +=person.__str__(self) + "\n"

st +=employee.__str__(self) + "\n"

st +="Load : " + str(self.load)

return st

def display (self) :


print(self)

# main code

person1 = person("yaser" , "male")

print(person1)

employee1 = employee(21234567891,100)

print(employee1)

print()

teacher1 = Teacher("ahmmad","male",123456789,200,15)

print(teacher1)

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