[Term Entry] Python Built-in Functions: `super()`

[Dusch4593]

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Please write a term entry** about the super() function that includes the follwoing:

• A "Syntax" section with ```pseudo code snippet(s)
• One or two "Example" sections that explain the two common use cases for super().
• One "Codebyte Example" section with a ```codebyte/python snippet.

**Some content about super() already exists in the Python: Inheritance entry. See comment below for more details.

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[subzjee]

It's already covered in Inheritance.

[Dusch4593]

@subzjee Good catch! That information about super() should be moved into its own entry under "Python: Built-in Functions". Would you like to take this one on?

[not-a-ethan]

@Dusch4593 So is this issue just moving a file into a different section of the Python sections. Am I correct?

[Dusch4593]

@Dusch4593 So is this issue just moving a file into a different section of the Python sections. Am I correct?

We're looking to write a new term entry for the built-in super() method in Python. @subzjee had previously mentioned that some information about super() already exists in Python: Inheritance.

What I recommend to whomever is assigned this issue is this: let's make a new super/super.md entry under python/concepts/built-in-functions/terms/ and transfer what we can from inheritance.md to the new super.md file.

[beverand]

I saw that this has been sitting a while, my python is a little rusty since I've been doing mostly javascript, but I'd like to take a crack at this issue if no one else is working on it.

[Dusch4593]

@beverand Absolutely! I've assigned this issue to you. Thank you for your interest in contributing to Docs and let us know if have any questions about making/submitting the pull request. 😄

[beverand]

Thank you!

[beverand]

@Dusch4593, did I do this correctly?