self color=color #super(clownfishself__init__(selfsuper(__init__(selfdef live_with_anemone(self)print("the clownfish is coexisting with sea anemone "casey clownfish(casey name="caseyprint(casey name casey last_name +has ",casey noofeyes ,"eyes"print("color is "+casey colorcasey swim(casey live_with_anemone(outputcasey fish has eyes color is blue the fish is swimming the clownfish is coexisting with sea anemone the output shows that the object casey of the clownfish child class is able to make use of both the child-specific __init__(variable color while also being able to call the fish parent __init__(variables of first_namelast_nameand noofeyes the built-in python function super(allows us to utilize parent class methods even when overriding certain aspects of those methods in our child classes multiple inheritance just like ++one class can acquire properties from more than one base classes or parent classes in python this is called multiple inheritances in multiple inheritancesthe features of all the parent classes are inherited into the derived class/child class the syntax for multiple inheritances is the same as single inheritance multiple inheritances allow programs to reduce redundancybut it can also introduce certain amount of complexity as well as ambiguityso it should be done with thought to overall program design page