I have a module fi
with the following classes defined:
class Asset(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta):
pass
@abc.abstractmethod
def get_price(self, dt : datetime.date, **kwargs):
''' Nothing here yet
'''
class CashFlows(Asset):
def __init__(self, amounts : pandas.Series, probabilities : pandas.Series = None):
amounts = Asset.to_cash_flows()
I then have another class Bond(fi.Asset)
with this method within it:
def to_cash_flows(self, notional : float = 100.0) -> fi.asset.CashFlows:
series = pandas.Series(list_of_data, indices_of_data)
return fi.CashFlows(series)
I get the error TypeError: Can't instantiate abstract class CashFlows with abstract methods get_price
when I call to_cash_flows
. I've seen this answer, but am unable to relate it with my current issue.
Thank You
Your CashFlows
class needs to define an implementation of get_price
; it's an abstract method and concrete subclasses must implement it.