Eugene Yan • 7/31/2022

Uncommon Uses of Python in Commonly Used Libraries

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This technical article analyzes widely-used Python libraries to uncover advanced programming patterns. It details the purpose of calling super() in a base class to enable cooperative multiple inheritance, preventing method calls from being skipped in complex inheritance chains. The content is a deep dive into Python engineering best practices for building maintainable libraries.

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