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Setler [38]
3 years ago
7

Superclass in python explanation

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
goblinko [34]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The class from which a class inherits is called the parent or superclass. A class which inherits from a superclass is called a subclass, also called heir class or child class. Superclasses are sometimes called ancestors as well. There exists a hierarchical relationship between classes. It's similar to relationships or categorizations that we know from real life. Think about vehicles, for example. Bikes, cars, buses and trucks are vehicles. Pick-ups, vans, sports cars, convertibles and estate cars are all cars and by being cars they are vehicles as well. We could implement a vehicle class in Python, which might have methods like accelerate and brake. Cars, Buses and Trucks and Bikes can be implemented as subclasses which will inherit these methods from vehicle.

Explanation:

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Answer:

The code is given below with appropriate comments

Explanation:

CIPHER = (("D", "A", "V", "I", "O"),

         ("Y", "N", "E", "R", "B"),

         ("C", "F", "G", "H", "K"),

         ("L", "M", "P", "Q", "S"),

         ("T", "U", "W", "X", "Z"))

# Add your code here!

def encrypt(plaintext):

   theList = []

   for char in plaintext:

       if char.isalpha():

           char = char.upper()

           if char == "J":

               char = "I"

           theList.append(char)

   if len(theList) % 2 == 1:

       theList.append("X")

   for i in range(0, len(theList), 2):

       if theList[i] == theList[i + 1]:

           theList[i + 1] = "X"

       findex = [-1, -1]

       sindex = [-1, -1]

       for j in range(len(CIPHER)):

           for k in range(len(CIPHER)):

               if theList[i] == CIPHER[j][k]:

                   findex = [j, k]

               if theList[i + 1] == CIPHER[j][k]:

                   sindex = [j, k]

       # same row

       if (findex[0] == sindex[0]):

           findex[1] += 1

           sindex[1] += 1

           if findex[1] == 5:

               findex[1] = 0

           if sindex[1] == 5:

               sindex[1] = 0

           theList[i] = CIPHER[findex[0]][findex[1]]

           theList[i + 1] = CIPHER[sindex[0]][sindex[1]]

       # same column

       elif (findex[1] == sindex[1]):

           findex[0] += 1

           sindex[0] += 1

           if findex[0] == 5:

               findex[0] = 0

           if sindex[0] == 5:

               sindex[0] = 0

           theList[i] = CIPHER[findex[0]][findex[1]]

           theList[i + 1] = CIPHER[sindex[0]][sindex[1]]

       else:

           theList[i] = CIPHER[findex[0]][sindex[1]]

           theList[i + 1] = CIPHER[sindex[0]][findex[1]]

   return "".join(theList)

def decrypt(ciphertext):

   theString = ""

   findex = [-1, -1]

   sindex = [-1, -1]

   for i in range(0, len(ciphertext), 2):

       for j in range(len(CIPHER)):

           for k in range(len(CIPHER)):

               if ciphertext[i] == CIPHER[j][k]:

                   findex = [j, k]

               if ciphertext[i + 1] == CIPHER[j][k]:

                   sindex = [j, k]

       if (findex[0] == sindex[0]):

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           sindex[1] -= 1

           if findex[1] == -1:

               findex[1] = 4

           if sindex[1] == -1:

               sindex[1] = 4

           theString += CIPHER[findex[0]][findex[1]]

           theString += CIPHER[sindex[0]][sindex[1]]

       # same column

       elif (findex[1] == sindex[1]):

           findex[0] -= 1

           sindex[0] -= 1

           if findex[0] == -1:

               findex[0] = 4

           if sindex[0] == -1:

               sindex[0] = 4

           theString += CIPHER[findex[0]][findex[1]]

           theString += CIPHER[sindex[0]][sindex[1]]

       else:

           theString += CIPHER[findex[0]][sindex[1]]

           theString += CIPHER[sindex[0]][findex[1]]

   return theString

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# You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your

# function with different inputs.

#

# If your function works correctly, this will originally

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 RaiseToPower()                //Call RaiseToPower method  

                                         

 

         

     

       

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