In this video, we will discuss “The Diamond Problem”.
In programming, the "Diamond Problem" happens when a class inherits from two or more classes and those two classes have a common ancestor. If the ancestor class has a method and both parent classes override it and the child class inherits from both parent classes, the child class will get confused about which version of the method to use.
Worry not, Python resolves this by using the Method Resolution Order (MRO) and from this, Python decides which version of the method the child class will use.
Chapters:
⏩ 0:00 Analogy - Diamond Problem
⏩ 0:43 What is "Diamond Problem"?
⏩ 1:00 Practical Example
⏩ 1:34 Checking MRO - Method Resolution Order
⏩ 1:50 Outro
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