Code Explanation:
1. Defining Class A
class A:
This line defines a class named A
A is the parent (base) class
2. Method Inside Class A
def show(self):
print("A")
show() is an instance method
self refers to the current object
When show() is called, it prints "A"
3. Defining Class B (Inheritance)
class B(A):
This line defines class B
(A) means class B inherits from class A
So, class B automatically gets all public methods of class A
4. pass Keyword
pass
pass means no additional code
Class B does not define anything new
But it still has access to methods of class A
5. Creating an Object
obj = B()
obj is an object (instance) of class B
Since B inherits from A,
obj is also considered an object of class A
6. Using isinstance()
print(isinstance(obj, A))
isinstance(object, class) checks:
Is the object an instance of the given class or its parent class?
Here:
obj is created from class B
B inherits from A
Therefore, obj is an instance of A
7. Output
True
Final Answer
True


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