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An object is an instance created from a class blueprint.

super() calls a parent class method, e.g., super().method().

class Child(Parent): defines inheritance using parentheses.

Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from multiple parent classes.

Inheritance enables code reuse by inheriting properties and methods.

Everything in Python is an instance of the Object class, the base class.

A constructor, __init__, initializes object attributes when created.

__del__ is called when an object is about to be destroyed, if defined.

Class attributes are defined outside methods, shared by all instances.

self is used to access instance variables and methods within a class.

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