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Python For Og Lecture 81 - Oop Inheritance Part 1

The document discusses inheritance in Python by defining a Reservoir class with attributes like porosity, permeability, and location. It then defines a Tight_reservoir class that inherits from Reservoir and adds a stimulation attribute. Objects are created from each class and their methods like describe() and situated() are called.

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Python For Og Lecture 81 - Oop Inheritance Part 1

The document discusses inheritance in Python by defining a Reservoir class with attributes like porosity, permeability, and location. It then defines a Tight_reservoir class that inherits from Reservoir and adds a stimulation attribute. Objects are created from each class and their methods like describe() and situated() are called.

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2/3/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 81: OOP - Inheritance Part 1 - Colaboratory

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Inheritance

class Reservoir:
def __init__(self, av_por, av_perm, location):
self.porosity = av_por
self.permeability = av_perm
self.location = location

def describe(self):
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print(f"Porosity: {self.porosity} and Permeability: {self.permeability} md")

def situated(self):
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print(f"This reservoir is located in {self.location}.")
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print(f This reservoir is located in {self.location}. )

res_a = Reservoir(0.24, 85, 'Rajasthan')

res_a.describe()

Porosity: 0.24 and Permeability: 85 md

res_a.situated()

This reservoir is located in Rajasthan.

class Tight_reservoir:

def __init__(self, av_por, av_perm, location, stimul):

self.porosity = av_por
self.permeability = av_perm
self.location = location
self.stimulation = stimul

def describe(self):
print(f"Porosity: {self.porosity} and Permeability: {self.permeability} md")

def situated(self):
print(f"This reservoir is located in {self.location}.")

res_b = Tight_reservoir(0.10, 10, 'Andhra Pradesh', 'Hydraulic Fracturing')

res_b.situated()

This reservoir is located in Andhra Pradesh.

# With the help of inheritence,


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making Tight_Reservoir class we'll just write extra attributes in this class and all other attributes that are in Reservoir class

# Reservoir is our base class or Parent Class /


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# Tight Reservoir is our derived class or Child class

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