What will be the correct output of the following Python code?

class Son(object):

def __init__(self, name):

    self.name = name

def gN(self):

    return self.name

def sE(self):

    return False

class Ply(Son):

def sE(self):

    return True

mp = Son("1")

print(mp.gN(), mp.sE())

mp = Ply("0")

print(mp.gN(), mp.sE())

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