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    Question

    The following Python code attempts to call a method from

    the parent class, but it's using an outdated or incorrect syntax. How should it be corrected? class Parent:     def greet(self):         print("Hello from Parent") class Child(Parent):     def greet(self):         print("Hello from Child")         # Parent.greet(self) # Problematic c = Child() c.greet()
    A Change `Parent.greet(self)` to `super().greet()`. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Change `Parent.greet(self)` to `self.greet()`. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Remove the `greet` method from `Child`. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Change `Parent` to `Base`. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E The syntax `Parent.greet(self)` is correct and works. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    The correct answer is A

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