What does this Class bicycle bicycle actually mean

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Say if I define class bicycle and I write like this:

Class bicycle(bicycle)

What does this actually mean?

Oct 7, 2020 in Python by anonymous
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A Python class is for defining a particular type of object. Because Python objects can have both function and data elements, Python classes define what methods can be used to change the state of an object. They also indicate what attributes the object can have.

And also make it object like this:

Class bicycle (object)
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