'Python interfaces, Design pattern behaviour
- I have a class A with a lot of functionality
- Another class is implementing and extending it. The signature of that class is:
class B(A).
What I want now is to split the functionality of class A into a class C and D, depenending on the required mode, lets say mode1 and mode2.
- For mode1:
class B(C) - For mode2:
class B(D)
I'm not so fit with abstract classes, interfaces, design patterns with python and reading through some books did not give me a solution on a per module/class level. What would be a good solution here? Would I still need class A and make class C and D implementing this?
To give some context: Class A has some functionality for model training (which requires a lot of dependencies) and model inference. I want to be able to run my program rather in training or inference mode. This has the benefit that in case of inference I do not need to load all requirements for training
Thanks!
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