Given the python code below:

A) What is the superclass of Course?

B) How many instances of Course are created?

C) The first invocation of an inherited method by a Course object is an invocation of the method named?

D) There is a usual python naming convention to indicate a class attribute is to be treated as a private attribute. If we apply this convention to the name of the first instance variable (also called an instance data member) of the class Course, the name of that variable should be changed to?

class Course (list) """An example for reviewing classes in python""" csMajorCour ses = [] otherCour ses = [] def init (self, cname, isCore) self. cours ename = cname self.isCore-isCore self.prerequisites [] if( isCore self.csMajorCourses.append (self) else: self.otherCourses.append (self)] def prereuisite (self, preCourse) self.prerequisites.append (preCourse) return self.prerequisites def str (self): return self.coursename mycourseCourse ("COMP2005", True) mycourse.prerequisite( Course ("COMP2001", True)) for c in ("COMP2006", "COMP2007", "COMP2008") : Course (c, True) mycourse.extend ( ("Bob", "Harriet", "Jonas", "Ahmed", "Franklin") ) print (mycourse.pop )) print (mycourse)