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Pattarakorn Tussanapirom
2,467 PointsWhy we import subclass(Thief) not superclass(Character).if I have more than one subclass which one will I should import?
from characters import Thief
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Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 28,720 PointsI like how you are thinking about this. I too would prefer starting with a generic Character class and having the Thief class be a child of Character.
But the point that Kenneth is trying to make is about how to handle MRO (multiple resolution order). It is kind of a subtle detail that is an "Intermediate" Python topic.
Before you are done with the Python coursework Treehouse, you will encounter MRO under the topic of "Mixins" in both Flask and Django.
Here is an excellent blog post that covers MRO with a simple example.