Implementing Multiple Inheritance: Write the Python code to implement multiple inheritance by performing the following tasks: 1) Create the MobilePhone class that will be initialized with the memory attribute. 2) Create the Call class that has the talk() method and prints Say Hello!. 3) Create the Phone class that inherits from both the MobilePhone and Call classes. 4) Initialize an instance of the Phone class and print 200KB. Calling the talk() method on the instance. 5) Print the memory attribute. Output: Say Hello! 200KB
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```python class MobilePhone: def __init__(self, memory): self.memory = memory ``` Show more…
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