super() and @staticmethod interaction

Question

Is super() not meant to be used with staticmethods?

When I try something like

class First(object):
  @staticmethod
  def getlist():
    return [\'fir         


        

Answer 1

Since Second inherits form First, you can just use First.getlist() instead of passing in two arguments in super(i.e. super(Second, Second))

class First(object):
   @staticmethod
   def getlist():
     return ['first']

class Second(First):
  @staticmethod
  def getlist():
    # l = super(Second, Second).getlist()
    l = First.getlist()
    l.append('second')
    return l

a = Second.getlist()
print (a)