I've always been told that multiple inheritance is a bad thing, so I've tried to avoid. I didn't dig into why its a problem. I've recently come across a use of multiple inheritance in some python code ...

To make things easier we have to linearize the inheritance so that it looks like the chain of superclasses that we have in single inheritance. The idea is that you need to create an order that the ...

In the code above, Example and Example2 behave exactly the same way. The no-argument super() effectively fills in the class and self. If we take a slightly more complex hierarchy from part 1, we can ...

Python supports multiple inheritance which can be scary, but the trick is to make it as much like single inheritance as possible and this is what Python does. This extract is from my new book with the ...