obj = object.__new__(cls)

[czgdp1807]

Description of the problem

Currently any class object is created by,

obj = object.__new__(cls)

For better readability, each such line should be replaced by the abstract superclass of that class.
Something like,

obj = <name_of_abstract_super_class>.__new__(cls)

For example, in arrays.py, OneDimensionalArray is created by,

pydatastructs/pydatastructs/linear_data_structures/arrays.py

Line 73 in 9c32d40

obj = object.__new__(cls)

However, the above should be replaced by,

obj = Array.__new__(cls)

Example of the problem

References/Other comments

[alpeshjamgade]

hey, i would like to work on this.

[czgdp1807]

Thanks for the interest. You can start working on it.

[TarunTomar122]

For all the classes that are inheriting from superclass Object this line should remain the same, Isn't it?

[czgdp1807]

@TarunTomar122 Yes, if class S(provided it shouldn't be object, :-)) is the class at the topmost level in the inheritance hierarchy then any child C below S in the hierarchy should create its objects something like,

def __new__(cls, ...):
    obj = S.__new__(cls)
    ...
    return obj