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Polymorphism in Python: Square Class

This document discusses polymorphism through overloading the __pow__() method in a Square class. It instructs to create two Square objects, squareOne and squareTwo, and find the result of raising the side length of squareOne to the power of the side length of squareTwo. This is to return the first side length to the power of the second, such as if squareOne has sides of 2cm and squareTwo has sides of 4cm, it would return 16 by calculating 2**4.

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Polymorphism in Python: Square Class

This document discusses polymorphism through overloading the __pow__() method in a Square class. It instructs to create two Square objects, squareOne and squareTwo, and find the result of raising the side length of squareOne to the power of the side length of squareTwo. This is to return the first side length to the power of the second, such as if squareOne has sides of 2cm and squareTwo has sides of 4cm, it would return 16 by calculating 2**4.

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EXERCISE - POLYMORPHISM

Create a class called Square and perform the following tasks -


(i) Create two objects for this class squareOne and
squareTwo
(ii) Find the result of side of squareOne to the power of side
of squareTwo

Example: If squareOne has length of 2cm each side and


squareTwo has a length of 4cm each side, squareOne **
squareTwo should return 16, which is 2 to the power of 4.

Hint: While performing SquareOne ** SquareTwo, you need to


overload __pow__() method

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