Create a `Parent` class and a `Child` class inheriting from it. Instantiate `Child` as `c`. Use `isinstance()` to print whether `c` is an instance of `Child`, `Parent`, and `str` on separate lines.
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Print True or False for each check on a new line.
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True
True
False
An object of a derived class is considered an instance of both its own class and its base class.
class Parent:
pass
class Child(Parent):
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
c = Child()
# Use isinstance() and print the results
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