To perform multilevel inhertiance what should be our structure (or how to implement multilevel inheritance)

#1

to perform multilevel inhertiance what should be our structure (or how to implement multilevel inheritance)

#2

hey @tanujvats0002_111433f919bfdb0c ,
Yes you can perform multi level inheritance in python .
One way is to directly give names of all those classes directly while creating the sub class
like this
class AB( ABD, CBF , A , B … , M ):

else
in sequential manner.
A - > B -> C- >D …
class A: pass
class B(a) : pass
class C(B): pass

In this way.

I hope this helps.

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#4

Multi-Level and Multiple Inheritance

The key difference between Multiple and Multilevel Inheritance is that Multiple Inheritance is when a class inherits from many base classes while Multilevel Inheritance is when a class inherits from a derived class making that derived class a base class for a new class.

Allowing multiple inheritance makes the rules about function overloads and virtual dispatch decidedly more tricky, as well as the language implementation around object layouts. These impact language designers/implementors quite a bit, and raise the already high bar to get a language done, stable and adopted.

It is simple to think this way, if class A inherits from multiple classes, then the class A will have the same grandparent class multiple times, this means the code will be complicated and a series of bugs will go unacknowledged. Personally, I think multiple inheritance has a bad rap, and that a well done system of trait style composition would be really powerful/useful… but there are a lot of ways that it can be implemented badly, and a lot of reasons it’s not a good idea in a language like C++.