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I found the leading sentence in this paragraph a little misleading:

because if the object_or_type is an object, it won't have __mro__ attribute. The attribute should be object.__class__.__mro__.

On the other hand, if object_or_type is a type (class), then __mro__ attribute does exist.

Linked PRs

• gh-123207: Clarify the documentation for the mro lookup for super() #123417
• [3.13] gh-123207: Clarify the documentation for the mro lookup for super() (GH-123417) #123732
• [3.12] gh-123207: Clarify the documentation for the mro lookup for super() (GH-123417) #123733