In a multi-level inheritance scenario, you notice that the derived class is not behaving as expected when a method is called. You suspect that there's confusion with method overriding from multiple base classes. How might you diagnose this?

  • Use the 'dir()' function to list all methods available in the derived class
  • Use the 'help()' function to view the documentation of the methods in the derived class
  • Use the 'isinstance()' function to check the object's class hierarchy and method resolution order (MRO)
  • Use the 'super()' keyword to explicitly specify the base class from which the method should be inherited
To diagnose issues related to method overriding in a multi-level inheritance scenario, you can use the 'isinstance()' function. It helps you check the object's class hierarchy and method resolution order (MRO). This allows you to identify which base class method is being called and whether there's any confusion with method names in the inheritance hierarchy.
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