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You have a parent class with a method that returns a string. You want the child class to override this method but also add extra text after calling the parent method. Which approach correctly achieves this?

AOverride method without calling parent method and return only extra text.

BCall parent method directly without self and add extra text.

CUse super() to call parent method, then add extra text and return combined string.

DDefine a new method in child class with a different name.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand method overriding with extension
To add extra behavior, call the parent method using super() to get its result.
Step 2: Combine parent result with extra text
Concatenate or format the returned string with extra text and return the combined result.
Final Answer:
Use super() to call parent method, then add extra text and return combined string. -> Option C
Quick Check:
Extend parent method by calling super() and adding extra [OK]

Quick Trick: Call super(), then add extra behavior in child method [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Calling parent method without self
Not calling parent method at all
Changing method name instead of overriding

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Step 2: Combine parent result with extra text

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