What is the output resulting from the complete execution of the following program? #to 101 #Author:...

 

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What is the output resulting from the complete execution of the following program? #to 101 #Author: Youcef Derbol class Shape: 16 definit__(self, type): self.type type def measure(self): return -1 def check(self,x): return False def info(self): print (self.measure()) class Polygon (Shape): definit (self,x,y, *args, **kwargs): self.x = x self.y = y super (Shape, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) def measure(self): return 2 (self.x+self.y) def check(self, z): if self.noasure() > z: return True return false class Circle(Shape): definit (self, r, *args, **kwargs): self.r n super (Shape, self).init(args, **kwargs) 38 39 40 43 56 60 61 62 41 def measure (self): return 2*self.r def check(self, z): if self.neasure() > z: return True return false def aake shape (1): if 1% 2 == 0: return Circle (1) return Polygon (1, 1) def compute(shapes.): nc = 0 for iten in shapes: if item.check(no): nc item.measure() return no shapes List() for 1 in range (5): shp print (shp) shp.info() shapes.append(shp) print (compute(shapes)) make shape (1) What is the output resulting from the complete execution of the following program? #to 101 #Author: Youcef Derbol class Shape: 16 definit__(self, type): self.type type def measure(self): return -1 def check(self,x): return False def info(self): print (self.measure()) class Polygon (Shape): definit (self,x,y, *args, **kwargs): self.x = x self.y = y super (Shape, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) def measure(self): return 2 (self.x+self.y) def check(self, z): if self.noasure() > z: return True return false class Circle(Shape): definit (self, r, *args, **kwargs): self.r n super (Shape, self).init(args, **kwargs) 38 39 40 43 56 60 61 62 41 def measure (self): return 2*self.r def check(self, z): if self.neasure() > z: return True return false def aake shape (1): if 1% 2 == 0: return Circle (1) return Polygon (1, 1) def compute(shapes.): nc = 0 for iten in shapes: if item.check(no): nc item.measure() return no shapes List() for 1 in range (5): shp print (shp) shp.info() shapes.append(shp) print (compute(shapes)) make shape (1)

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class Shape def initself type selftype type def measureself return 1 def checkself return False def infoself printselfmeasure class PolygonShape def i... View the full answer