def base():
    class A:
        val=45
        @property
        def p(self,*args):
            print('p retrieved from',self.__class__.__name__)
            if args: print('actually a setter')
            return {"a": self.val}
        #@p.setter
        #def p(self, fuck):
        #    print('called setter with', fuck)
        def method(self):
            return self.val
        def mrod(self):
            return self.val


    class AA(A):
        val=90
        @property
        def p(self,*args):
            print('calling property from subclass')
            if args: print('actually a setter')
            return super().p
        #@p.setter
        #def p(self, val):
        #    print('setting p to',val)
        def method(self):
            return self.val
        def withsup(self):
            return super().val

    def foo(a=None,aa=None):
        print('property' in str(A.p))
        print('property' in str(AA.p))
        print(dir(A.p))

        a = A()
        print(a.p)

        aa = AA()
        print(aa.p)

        aa.p = 42

        print(a.val)
        print(aa.val)

        print(a.method())
        print(aa.method())

        aa.val = 42
        print(aa.withsup())
        print(aa.method())
        print(aa.mrod())
        aa.method = "nope, lol"

        print(A.val)

    foo()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    base()