I only get one output that is multiply:6 but I want both outputs. Why am I not getting a return value if I used return in class Add class Add: def result(self, x, y): return f"add, a, b" class multi(Add): def result(self, a, b) p=a*b super().result (1, 2) return f"multiply:{p}" x=multi() print(x.result(2, 3)) I want 2 outputs together add: 3 multyply:6 Continue reading...