Python's many inheritance and the use of __mro__

 1 class Base(object):
 2     def text(self):
 3         print('------text-----')
 4 class A(Base):
 5      def text(self):
 6         print('------text1-----')
 7 class B(Base):
 8      def text(self):
 9         print('------text2-----')
10 class C(A,B):
11      def text(self):
12         print('------text3-----')
13 
14 c = C()
15 c.text()

Multiple inheritance: The method of use is similar to single inheritance, which conceptually means that a subclass contains multiple parent classes.

In the above code, when we call the method in the C class, since all the parent classes it inherits have the same method name, we can print print(class name.__mro__) to view the specifics of the system call method. What is the order.

print(C.__mro__)

The displayed results are as follows:

Indicates that the calling priority is: C>A>B>Base>object