It’s basically as complicated as “If a subclass and a parent class both define a `bar()` method, and you have an instance of the subclass named `foo`, calling `

It’s basically as complicated as “If a subclass and a parent class both define a `bar()` method, and you have an instance of the subclass named `foo`, calling `foo.bar()` will call the subclass version” I actually find that simpler than some of the spaghettis you can create with Python’s multiple inheritance :P