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The document defines a Telephone class with methods like PrintInfo and AddContact. It then defines a Mobile class that inherits from Telephone and overrides methods like CallICE to handle mobile-specific functionality.

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Python

The document defines a Telephone class with methods like PrintInfo and AddContact. It then defines a Mobile class that inherits from Telephone and overrides methods like CallICE to handle mobile-specific functionality.

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class Telephone:

def __init__(self, brand, telephoneType="UnknownType"):


[Link] = [Link](0, 1000000)
[Link] = brand
[Link] = telephoneType
[Link] = {}

def PrintInfo(self):
print([Link], [Link])
for x in [Link]():
print(" ".join(x))

@staticmethod
def CallICE():
print("Method is not implemented")

def AddContact(self, surname, number):


if surname in [Link]:
print("The contact for given surname already exists in memory")
else:
[Link][surname] = number

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

class Mobile(Telephone):
def __init__(self, brand, simCards, activeSimCard):
[Link] = brand
[Link] = simCards if len(simCards) < 3 else simCards[:2]
[Link] = [Link][activeSimCard]
[Link] = "Mobile"
[Link] = [Link](0,1000000)
[Link] = {}

def HasProductDefect(self):
if [Link] == "XYZBadBrand" and [Link] % 333 == 0:
print("This mobile HAS product defect")
elif [Link] != "XYZBadBrand" and [Link] % 999 == 0:
print("This mobile HAS product defect")
else:
print("This mobile HAS NO product defect")

def CallICE(self):
if len([Link]) == 0:
print("There's no number in memory!")
else:
first_person = sorted([Link], key=lambda x: x)
print(first_person[0], [Link][first_person[0]], [Link])
def concatenate_string(string1, string2):
s = ""
for x in range(len(string1)):
s += string1[x]
s += string2[x]
return s

def pascal_triangle(num):
if num == 0:
return []
elif num == 1:
return [[1]]
else:
nrow = [1]
res = pascal_triangle(num-1)
lrow = res[-1]
for x in range(len(lrow)-1):
[Link](lrow[x] + lrow[x+1])
nrow += [1]
[Link](nrow)
return res

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