Python. Did I understand the code correctly? -

i have little question. piece of code means: "whenever instance of class mythread created, initialize threading.thread constructor , assign passed arguments variables inside mythread class". class creates instance of threading.thread class , adds little bit of custom functionality, such new variables. right?

class mythread(threading.thread):       def __init__(self, func, args, name=''):         threading.thread.__init__(self)         self.name = name         self.func = func         self.args = args 

if correct, piece of code

class mythread(threading.thread):           def __init__(self):             threading.thread.__init__(self) 

simply creates instance of threading.thread class , in fact same can done putting a = threading.thread(). correct?

yes.

class mycls(basecls):     def __init__(self):         basecls.__init__(self) 

is same as

class mycls(basecls):     pass # constructor not overriden 

basecls constructor called in both cases when creating mycls objects.

mycls (when "empty") , basecls still different things, there differences if example basecls uses __slots__.