Python Class, Overriding, Miras Alma Örnek

class iphone():
    def __init__(self,model,isletimsistemi,surum,ucret):
        self.model = model
        self.isletimsistemi = isletimsistemi
        self.surum = surum
        self.ucret = ucret
    def bilgi(self):
        print("""
        I PHONE Model : {}
        I PHONE İşletim Sistemi : {}
        I PHONE Sürüm : {}
        I PHONE Ücret : {}
        """.format(self.model,self.isletimsistemi,self.surum,self.ucret))

class samsung(iphone):
    def __init__(self,model,isletimsistem,surum,ucret,root):
        super().__init__(model,isletimsistem,surum,ucret)
        self.root = root

    def bilgi(self):
        print("""
        Samsung Model : {}
        Samsung İşletim Sistemi : {}
        Samsung Sürüm : {}
        Samsung Ücret : {}
        Samsung Telefon Rootlu Mu : {}
        """.format(self.model,self.isletimsistemi,self.surum,self.ucret,self.root))



telefon = samsung("S7 Edge","Nougat","7.0",3500,"Evet")
telefon.bilgi()

telefon2 = iphone("I PHONE X","İOS","11",5500)
telefon2.bilgi()

from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
class Phone(ABC):

  [USER=70916]abs[/USER]tractmethod
  def bilgi(self): pass #will be implemented in derived class

class Iphone(Phone):
  def __init__(self, model):
    self.model = model
    
  def bilgi(self):
    print("Model : {}". format(self.model))
    
    
    

i = Iphone("Iphone");
i.bilgi() #output: Model: Iphone