You have a function that calls the draw() method on any object passed to it, without checking the object's class. What programming principle does this illustrate?

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Python - Polymorphism and Dynamic Behavior

You have a function that calls the draw() method on any object passed to it, without checking the object's class. What programming principle does this illustrate?

AAbstraction

BEncapsulation

CInheritance

DPolymorphism

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the scenario
The function calls draw() on any object, regardless of its class.
Step 2: Identify the principle
This is a classic example of polymorphism, where different objects respond to the same method call.
Final Answer:
Polymorphism -> Option D
Quick Check:
Method call works on multiple object types [OK]

Quick Trick: Call same method on different objects [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Confusing with encapsulation which hides data
Mistaking inheritance for method flexibility
Thinking abstraction is about method calls

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