In Python, how do you overload methods or constructors?

The constructor of Python: _ A class’s init__ () method is the first one. Python automatically calls __init__() to initialize object members whenever we attempt to instantiate an object. In Python, we can’t overload constructors or methods. If we attempt to overload, it displays an error.

Example:

1. class student:    
2.     def __init__(self, name):    
3.         self.name = name    
4.     def __init__(self, name, email):    
5.         self.name = name    
6.         self.email = email    
7.          
8. # This line will generate an error    
9. #st = student(“rahul”)    
10.     
11. # This line will call the second constructor    
12. st = student(“rahul”, “rahul@gmail.com”)    
13. print(“Name: “, st.name)  
14. print(“Email id: “, st.email)  

Output:

Name: rahul Email id: rahul@gmail.com