Create an abstract class `Employee` with an abstract property `role`. Create a subclass `Manager` that provides the concrete property `role` returning ‘Team Lead’. Print the role of the Manager instance.
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Print the role string.
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Team Lead
You can combine @property and @abstractmethod to force subclasses to provide specific state/attributes.
import abc
class Employee(abc.ABC):
# Define abstract property 'role'
pass
class Manager(Employee):
# Implement concrete property 'role'
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
m = Manager()
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