I have 3 classes :

class Scene(object):def enter(self):passclass CentralCorridor(Scene):def enter(self):passclass Map(object):def __init__(self, start_game): pass

And the class map is initiated like this :

a_map = map('central_corridor')

It means that there is a map(obviously not graphical like a maze let's suppose) in which the first scene of the game(the game is like zork) is central corridor.

So I want to use the enter method of the class CentralCorridor in the map class but I am confused by the fact that the class CnetralCorridor itself inherits from the class Scene. I don't know how can I use the delegation method as explained here : https://stackoverflow.com/a/2797332/2572773

1) It's a good practice for Python classes to start with an uppercase letter.Furthermore, the name map is a built-in python function.

2) what's wrong with passing a Scene instance on your map class?

class Map(object):def __init__(self, scene):self.scene = scenedef enter(self):self.scene.enter()a_map = Map(CentralCorridor())