I know how to call the method of super class by using super(), like these:
>>> class A:
>>> def func1(self):
>>> print("1")
>>> print("2")
>>> print("3")
>>> class B(A):
>>> def func1(self):
>>> super().func1()
>>> print("4")
>>> b = B()
>>> b.func1()
1
2
3
4
But now I would like to only execute partial codes of A.func1() in b.func1() and make the result looks like:
1
3
4
Are there any built-in function or site-package can help me to do that?
You need to add some code in A.func1() to suppress print(2)
Output: