Calling an overridden method, superclass an calls overridden method

Question

This code throws an exception, AttributeError, \"wtf!\", because A.foo() is calling B.foo1(), shouldn\'t it call A.foo1()? Ho

Answer 1

It is working as intended, as 100% of world programming languages work. Subclass overrides ALL methods of parent class.

However if you really really want to call the A.foo1() you might be able to do it like this (I cannot guarantee). And in any case you must not do this as this is against all principles of good programming.

 class A(object):

    def foo(self):
        A.foo1(self)