Python - Object-Oriented Programming - Inheritance and Method Resolution Order Part 1

The video tutorial explains class inheritance in Python, focusing on the method resolution order (MRO) when dealing with multiple parent classes. It demonstrates how to create classes and objects, and how Python handles the init method when it is not explicitly defined in a class. The tutorial also covers the concept of default inheritance from the object class and explores multiple inheritance scenarios, illustrating how Python determines which parent class method to execute.

Explain what happens when a child class calls the init method and both parent classes have a method with the same name.

What is the concept called when a child class inherits from multiple parent classes?

What is the significance of the object class in Python inheritance?

How does Python determine which parent class's init method to execute when a child class inherits from multiple classes?

What will happen if a class does not have its own init method and its parent class also does not have one?

Describe the process Python follows when searching for an init method in a class hierarchy.

What is MRO and why is it important in the context of multiple inheritance?