Can you override a function from a class, like:
class A:
def func():
print("Out of A")
classA = A
# Is something like this possible
def classA.func():
print("Overrided!")
Wanted Output:
Overrided
I googled "python override function", "python override function from class" and so on but couldnt find anything that fits. I found just how to override the parent function.
You most likely shouldn't do this. If you want to change a single part of some class, make a new class that inherits from it and reimplement the parts you want changed:
class A:
@staticmethod
def func():
print("Out of A")
classA = A
class B(A):
@staticmethod
def func():
print("Overridden!")
A.func()
B.func()
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