This is my first post, so first of all I want to say gigantic "Thank you!" to the stackoverflow community all the time the answer helped :)
I have a problem while working with python inheritance.
I have a parent class that contains the following code:
def start(self):
pid = os.fork()
if (pid==0):
self.__do_in_forked_process()
elif(pid > 0):
self.__do_in_parent_process()
else:
print ("Error while forking...")
sys.exit(1)
The __do_in_forked_process () method contains a method self.__manage_request()that is defined in the parent class and overridden in the child class.
, self.start(), : self.__ manage_request() - , , define ( , , self.start() start, , ).
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turkishweb