MAINT: Python3 classes do not need to inherit from object #2025
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See this Q/A for a background on
class Foo(object):
vsclass Foo:
.In summary, only Python 2 required inheriting from
object
, but this is no longer necessary with Python 3 (and the docs don't use that style here or here). This PR keeps the base classes a bit tidier and quicker to identify.Edits were automated using: