Multiple inheritance – Child class problem in randomly choosing a method

My code should make the Parrot class randomly choose only one method of speaking, what the code currently does is repeat all the lines at the same time.

• Current output

This is my ninja way!
Hi, I am Goku!
Give me your strength Pegasus!
None

• Code

import random

class Naruto():
    def talk1(self):
        print("This is my ninja way!")

class Goku():
    def talk2(self):
        print("Hi, I am Goku!")

class Seiya():
    def talk3(self):
        print("Give me your strength Pegasus!")

class Parrot(Naruto, Goku, Seiya):
    def repeat(self):
        print(random.choice((super().talk1(), super().talk2(), super().talk3())))

parrot = Parrot()
parrot.repeat()

>Solution :

That’s because you call all methods in the choice() call.
Choose the method first, and then call it.

class Parrot(Naruto, Goku, Seiya):
    def repeat(self):
        print(random.choice((super().talk1, super().talk2, super().talk3))())

Also this method will always print None after the call, since your methods do not return anyting. So maybe that’s closer to what you want:

class Parrot(Naruto, Goku, Seiya):
    def repeat(self):
        random.choice((super().talk1, super().talk2, super().talk3))()

And since Parrot inherits from the superclasses without the methods being overridden, you can just access it on the instance.

class Parrot(Naruto, Goku, Seiya):
    def repeat(self):
        random.choice((self.talk1, self.talk2, self.talk3))()