Multilevel inheritance

You've gotten your hands dirty performing both single and multiple inheritance. In this exercise, you'll implement multilevel inheritance by building a new version of the Smartphone class.

To help you get started, the Computer and Tablet classes have been defined and provided below. It$\text{'}$ important to note that Tablet inherits from the Computer class. Good luck!

class Computer: def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ brand$)$: self.brand $=$ brand def browse$\_$internet$($self$)$: print$($f$"$Using $\{$self$.$brand$\}\text{'}$s default internet browser."$)$ class Tablet$($Computer$)$: def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ brand, apps$)$: Computer.$\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ brand$)$ self.apps $=$ apps def uninstall$\_$app$($self$,$ app$)$: if app in self.apps: self.apps.remove$($app$)$

Instructions

$100$ XP

Instructions

$100$ XP

Define a Smartphone class that inherits from Tablet, call the parent constructor, and define the phone$\_$number instance$-$level attribute.

Create a send$\_$text method that shares a text message with a recipient from the Smartphone's phone$\_$number.

Instantiate a Smartphone object called personal$\_$phone and call its $.$browse$\_$internet$()$ method; uninstall the Weather app, and send the message Time for a new mission! to Chuck, via text.