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Formula:
In the Diamond Problem, if Class D inherits from B and C (both from A), and a method m() exists in A and is potentially overridden in B and C, the invoked method D.m() depends on the Method Resolution Order (MRO) defined for D.
Invoked Method = MRO(D)[first_occurrence_of_m]