Multiple Inheritance in Python - how to use super & __init___ to initialize python Base class 

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Hello Thanks for your comment. I believe you're talking about ___init___ and not the commit right? If that's the case it is done to make sure that python base classes are initialized. Unlike other languages like JAVA and C++, it will not happen automatically in python and we need to manually initialize it Hope it helps.. thanks

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**kwargs is a parameters consist of key-value pairs. Usage depends upon the scenario

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@@Cognitive-Programmer ​ Why classname.base.commit() is used in python with class ? plz tell