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 # Python Disinheritance
-**_Disinheritance_** is the removal of inherited methods and attributes to prevent (i.e., "disinherit") unwanted capabilities in subclass types. Nominally, the approach to disinheritance is by individually overriding the unwanted methods and attributes of a subclass. However, depending on the behavior of a parent class, this can be a laborious process, especially if a large amount of parent methods and attributes are unwanted. Another approach is by structuring types and subclassed types to ensure limited inheritance (e.g., with "mixin" use), which could require more complexity in creating appropriate subclass types.
+**_Disinheritance_** is the removal of inherited methods and attributes to prevent (i.e., "disinherit") unwanted capabilities in subclass types. Nominally, the approach to disinheritance in Python is by individually overriding the unwanted methods and attributes of a subclass. However, depending on the behavior of a parent class, this can be a laborious process, especially if a large amount of parent methods and attributes are unwanted. Another approach is by structuring types and subclassed types to ensure limited inheritance (e.g., with "mixin" use), which could require more complexity in creating appropriate subclass types.
 
 When other approaches are impractical, the `disinheritance` module may be a viable alternative. The `disinherit` decorator object automatically overrides unwanted inherited methods and attributes and prevents their use in subclass instances, except where specified as exemptions. Features of `disinherit` include: