What is the correct way to declare a class Child that inherits from two parent classes Parent1 and Parent2 in Python?

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Python - Multiple Inheritance and Method Resolution

What is the correct way to declare a class Child that inherits from two parent classes Parent1 and Parent2 in Python?

Aclass Child(Parent1, Parent2):

Bclass Child(Parent1 & Parent2):

Cclass Child inherits Parent1, Parent2:

Dclass Child: Parent1, Parent2

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Python class inheritance syntax
In Python, to inherit from multiple classes, list them separated by commas inside parentheses after the class name.
Step 2: Match the syntax to the options
class Child(Parent1, Parent2): uses the correct syntax: class Child(Parent1, Parent2):. Other options use invalid syntax.
Final Answer:
class Child(Parent1, Parent2): -> Option A
Quick Check:
Multiple inheritance syntax = class Child(Parent1, Parent2): [OK]

Quick Trick: List parent classes separated by commas in parentheses [OK]

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