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Inheritance - Method Calls

Consider the following class definitions.

class C1(): def f(self): return 2*self.g() def g(self): return 2 class C2(C1): def f(self): return 3*self.g()

1 print( 'obj1: C1.f, C1.g') C1.f calls C1.g; no superclass methods are c class C3 (C1): def g(self): return 5 class C4 (C3) def f (self): return 7*self.g) obj2C2() obj3 C3) obj4 - C4) For this problem you are to consider which methods are called when the f method is called. Because the classes form part of an inheritance hierarchy working out what happens will not always be straightforward For each of objl, obj2, obj3, and obj4, print out the methods which will be called following a call to objn.f(). You should print a single line in the format: objn: call1, cal12, cal13. So for example, when objl. is called, you should print: objl: Cl.f, cl.g We've already done this for you to give you an example Note: You don't need to actually call the methods, you just need to write a print statement, as for objl.f above. All you need are the four print statements