How can you change the order of method resolution in multiple inheritance?
- By changing the order of base classes in the class definition
- By using the @method_resolution decorator
- Using the C3 Linearization algorithm (C3 superclass linearization)
- Using the super() function
You can change the order of method resolution in multiple inheritance in Python by using the C3 Linearization algorithm (C3 superclass linearization). This algorithm calculates the order in which base classes are considered when looking up methods. The super() function is used to call methods in the method resolution order, but it doesn't change the order itself. Changing the order of base classes in the class definition directly affects method resolution but is discouraged. There is no standard @method_resolution decorator in Python.
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