I implement abstract class with abc package. The program below shows no problems.
Is there any way to make it fail because abstract MyMethod
did have an argument a
but the implementation of 'MyMethod' in class Derivative
didn't? So I would like specify not only methods in the interface class Base
but also arguments of these methods.
import abc
#Abstract class
class Base(object):
__metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta
@abc.abstractmethod
def MyMethod(self, a):
'MyMethod prints a'
class Derivative(Base)
def MyMethod(self):
print 'MyMethod'
I implement abstract class with abc package. The program below shows no problems.
Is there any way to make it fail because abstract MyMethod
did have an argument a
but the implementation of 'MyMethod' in class Derivative
didn't? So I would like specify not only methods in the interface class Base
but also arguments of these methods.
import abc
#Abstract class
class Base(object):
__metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta
@abc.abstractmethod
def MyMethod(self, a):
'MyMethod prints a'
class Derivative(Base)
def MyMethod(self):
print 'MyMethod'
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