Python

I know they must be defined, I'm saying how can I pass an existing object as argument to a class's init without rewriting again and again. for example we have a class named Fruits that its init has 10 parameters, you can create objects with it like apple, banana, pineapple and whatever. Now whenever I want to use that class in a child's class, I literally have to redefine all those parameters again. so I thought maybe there is a way, like making an object, then passing it to another object as argument, so next time I would create an object, I don't need to redefine all the parameters. for example turning this: z = Apple("Apple, "red", "Fuji", "X_place") into the ---> z = Apple(x, "Fuji", "X_place")