Is this code right for inheritances in python 3????

Question

multilevel:

class pizaa:
def cheese(self):
print("100/-")
def vegie(pizaa):
print("90/-")
def base(vegie):
print("200/-")
p=pizaa()
p.cheese()
p.vegie()
p.base()

o/p: 100/-
90/-
200/-

Multiple:
class pizaa:
class cheese():
print("100")
class vegie():
print("90")
class base(cheese,vegie):
print("200")

p=pizaa()
p.cheese()
p.vegie()
p.base()

o/p:
100
90
200

Hierarchical:

class cheese():
print("100")
class vegie(cheese):
print("90")
class base(cheese):
print("200")

p=base()

o/p:

100
90
200

Answer 1

Multilevel inheritance means a class will inherit some class and then some other will inherit this class and so.
Eg.
class One():
pass

class Two(One) :
pass

class Three(Two):
pass

class Four(Three):
pass

So on...

In multiple inheritance, a class will inherin more than one class
Eg.

class One() :
pass

class Two():
pass

class Three(One, Two):
pass