I am not able to understand the Task properly!

I understand how you feel. When you get lost like this, try to break down each of the things the instructor is asking and make sure you know the terms and ideas in each sentence.

Create a new class named Liar that inherits from list.

class Liar(list):

Override the len method so that it aways returns an incorrect number for the length. So here you define a magic method with __len__

def __len__(self):

Inside of your len method use super() to call list's len method and return a modified version of the length. You won't need any arguments. For example, if a list has two items in it, the Liar class could return a five. This should be using super(), so the format would be

super().__len__()

It should never return the correct length. Here you have to change it so that always returns something different.

return super().__len__() + 1

Hope this helps. Good luck.

It's a rather odd thing to do, but they want to you override the "len" method to always be wrong (perhaps for a prank?)

They even tell you how to implement it by "use super() to call list's len method" and then modify and return it.

```class Liar(list): def len(self):
super().len() return super().len() + 1