Why are we omitting the self parameter when we are using the super.init(name, age): instead of using SchoolMember.init(self, name, age): function…timestamp reference : 5 : 49 min.
Omitting the self parqmeter
okk I got it…thanx… It was cleared in the later portion of the lecture…Please can you cross verify what I am saying…so super().init(name, age) what it does: super() <- it returns the SchoolMember object which is present in the Teacher class itself…as the Teacher class is inheritated from the SchoolMember class…and then we are calling the init(name, age) method on that particular object with arguments name and age…Please say me whether I am right or wrong???
yes you are thinking in the correct way. go ahead.
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