Testing Python Inheritance Override Order

gistfile1.txt

class Foo:
    def testOverideOrder(self):
        print("Foo")


class Bar:
    def testOverideOrder(self):
        print("Bar")


class TestFooBar(Foo, Bar):
    pass


class TestBarFoo(Bar, Foo):
    pass


testFooBar = TestFooBar()
testBarFoo = TestBarFoo()

testFooBar.testOverideOrder()
testBarFoo.testOverideOrder()

output from script

$ python myscript.py
Foo
Bar

By running the attached function you'll see that the order of inheritance in a python class declaration matters.
The 1st inherited class method overrides any identical method signatures in any further inherited classes .
The order of precedence is left to right.

So, in case of calling the testFooBar.testOverideOrder() method, the inherited Foo's testOverideOrder method is called,
and in case of calling the testBarFoo.testOverideOrder() method, the inherited Bar's testOverideOrder method is called.