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What will be the output of the following code?class A(): def disp(self): print("A disp()")class B(A): pass#Driver's codeobj = B()obj.disp()Options: Pick one correct answer from belowInvalid syntax for inheritanceError because when the object is created, the argument must be passedNothing is printedA disp()

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What will be the output of the following code?class A(): def disp(self): print("A disp()")class B(A): pass#Driver's codeobj = B()obj.disp()Options: Pick one correct answer from belowInvalid syntax for inheritanceError because when the object is created, the argument must be passedNothing is printedA disp()

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The output of the code will be "A disp()".

Here's the step by step explanation:

  1. Class A is defined with a method disp() that prints "A disp()".

  2. Class B is defined which inherits from Class A but doesn't override the disp() method.

  3. An object of Class B is created.

  4. The disp() method is called on the object of Class B. Since Class B doesn't have its own disp() method, it will look up to its parent class, which is Class A.

  5. The disp() method of Class A is called which prints "A disp()".

So, the correct answer is "A disp()".

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