Dynamically choosing class to inherit from

Question

My Python knowledge is limited, I need some help on the following situation.

Assume that I have two classes A and B, is it possible to do somet

Answer 1

I have found my own way of dynamically inheriting classes when you have more than two options to chose from. I'm sure that others have used this before me, however I couldn't find anything like this online, therefore I thought that I should share it with you.

class A():
    # Class A Body
class B():
    # Class B Body
class C():
    # Class C Body
class D():
    # Class D Body
def MakeObject(InheritedClassName): # InheritedClassName is a string
    def CheckClass(InheritedClass):
        if InheritedClass == "A":
            return A
        elif InheritedClass == "B":
            return B
        elif InheritedClass == "C":
            return C
        else:
            return D
    class WantedClass(CheckClass(InheritedClassName)):
        # WantedClass Body
    YourObject = WantedClass()
    return YourObject
CreateObject = MakeObject(str(input("Chose A, B, C or D")))

This code can be altered and you can do quite allot with it. This is my favorite way of setting up dynamic class inheritance, even though it's a bit long, as you can have as many options as you want and even could have multiple dynamically chosen inheritances for each object.