Python

x = Apple("Apple, "red", "Fuji", "X_place") y = Apple("Apple, "red", "Fuji", "Y_place") z = Apple("Apple, "red", "Fuji", "Z_place") n = Apple("Apple, "red", "new", "N_place") m = Apple("Apple, "red", "new", "M_place") You see, whenever I want to create an object of child class (Apple), I have to rewrite the first two arguments? Is it possible to somehow shorten it to something like this? Test = Fruit("Apple", "red") x = Apple(Test, "Fuji", "X_place") y = Apple(Test, "Fuji", "Y_place") z = Apple(Test, "Fuji", "Z_place")