Here if a use print i get None too after each iteration but if i don't use print() everything is fine
class Employee():
new_id = 1
def __init__(self):
self.id = Employee.new_id
Employee.new_id += 1
def say_id(self):
print("My id is {}.".format(self.id))
class Admin(Employee):
def say_id(self):
print("I am an admin.")
class Manager(Admin):
def say_id(self):
print("I am in charge!")
# Write your code below
e1 = Employee()
a1 = Admin()
m1 = Manager()
meeting = [e1,a1,m1]
if i write
for people in meeting:
print(people.say_id())
the ouptput is
My id is 1.
None
I am an admin.
None
I am in charge!
None
why am i getting "None" here
also None doesn't show up if i omit print()
i.e;
for people in meeting:
people.say_id()