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Anyway, there's this challenge I'm facing in a python project I am working on.

I have a class, let's call it class C, that is derived from two classes, let's call them class A and class B (multiple inheritance).
Now, how do I access a method in class B from class C?
Let's call the method 'get_age() ', defined in class B. I want to be able to call this function in class C (something like 'C.get_age()').

I hope my question is clear?

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So this is how to access it with this example..

1. Learn to use decorators.
2. Master Libraries like Shutil and Os.
3. Learn Regex. Someone even proposed that Regex should be the first thing to be learnt before proceeding with programming, you can never tell how far it can help you.
4. Python was created with OOP. Even functions are objects. A rule of thumb in Python is "use functions first", if functions doesn't work, then you can consider Class. Though Python supports Multi-Paradigms, it is naturally procedural.
5. Learn to code with PEP8 standard.
6. List comprehension should be used as often as you can.
7. Learn to differentiate between deep and shallow copies. A shallow copy only goes one step deep, in essence...it only make reference to the address of an object. A deep copy is usually recursive, and creates an entirely new object. Good knowledge of this, can save you lots of bug
8. Read the Zen of Python often, it's short but helps one to code the Pythonic way.
9. Learn to use *args, **kwargs, and function unpacking.
10. Use assert statements often, it makes debugging easy. Note, assertion should NEVER be used for data validation.
11. Preach Python.

BTW, I'm a pure amateur in the use of Python. I'd like someone really good to mentor me.

We got you covered here what part of python do you want to learn??

felicitytips:
So this is how to access it with this example..

I will try this out.
Thanks a lot.

felicitytips:
We got you covered here what part of python do you want to learn??

Let's start with the first he mentioned - DECORATORS.

Decorators allows programmers to modify the behavior of function or class.
I know of @staticmethod, @classicmethod, and @property
I will send you examples as screen shots.

felicitytips:
Decorators allows programmers to modify the behavior of function or class.
I know of @staticmethod, @classicmethod, and @property
I will send you examples as screen shots.

Decorators are not necessarily limited to those, in fact what you mentioned were in-built ones.
A Pythonista is most likely going to decorate other functions with a user defined decorator. Though Decorators are hard to understand but any Python programmer without in-depth knowledge of Decorators is probably playing with Turtle �.

I can't overemphasize their prowess.

IamTeen:

Decorators are not necessarily limited to those, in fact what you mentioned were in-built ones.
A Pythonista is most likely going to decorate other functions with a user defined decorator. Though Decorators are hard to understand but any Python programmer without in-depth knowledge of Decorators is probably playing with Turtle �.

I can't overemphasize their prowess.

Yes I know. This is what I will cover here and you can also contribute as well.

felicitytips:

Yes I know. This is what I will cover here and you can also contribute as well.

Yes sir, I'm just an amateur; so no contribution. However, I'll be waiting eagerly for your contributions sir.