Ian Lewis • 1/15/2013

Mixins and Python

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This article discusses Python mixins, a form of multiple inheritance used to add properties and methods to classes compositionally. It highlights a common error in mixin ordering that leads to unexpected method resolution and bugs, explaining the correct left-to-right class hierarchy for proper inheritance and conflict avoidance.

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