Raymond Hettinger • 5/26/2011

Python’s super() considered super!

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This article provides a comprehensive tutorial on Python's super() built-in function. It explains how super() works, its advantages over hard-coded parent class calls, and demonstrates practical use cases like extending built-in classes and cooperative multiple inheritance. It aims to clarify common misunderstandings and offers concrete advice for building robust classes.

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