Python supports multiple inheritances through which a class can inherit attributes and methods from multiple parent classes. This feature allows you to create complex class hierarchies and reuse code from different sources. However, it's important to understand how Python's method resolution order (MRO) works when dealing with multiple inheritance to avoid potential conflicts and ambiguities.
I've been reading about multiple inheritance in Python and I understand the concept of inheriting from multiple parent classes. I've also gone through the basics of method resolution order and the super() function to manage the order of method calls. However, I'm unsure about some of the intricacies and potential pitfalls related to multiple inheritance, such as diamond inheritance issues or cases where method names clash between parent classes. I'd appreciate more insight and guidance on these aspects.
