dynamic inheritance

[Mike Morasky]

I've seen this before and I can't remember how to do it, I believe it's very
simple.

class C:

#subclass
class CC(c):

c = C()
c.attribute = "foo"

cc = CC(c)

>>cc.attribute
"foo"

Such that  the "cc" instance of class CC automatically inherits the state of
"c".
Obviously I could say something like cc.__dict__ = c.__dict__ in the __init__
but I thought there was an simpler way to do it

What's the trick to this?

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