In Python, abstract methods can have default implementations, but this is not the typical use case for abstract methods. Abstract methods are usually defined in abstract base classes (ABCs) to enforce that subclasses must implement them. However, Python's flexibility allows you to provide a default implementation if needed.
Here’s how you can do it:
The abc module in Python provides the ABC class and the abstractmethod decorator to define abstract methods. By default, abstract methods do not have implementations, but you can provide a default implementation in the abstract base class.
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod