Is it true that a class attribute overrides an object attribute?

Question

Python

Is it true that a class attribute overrides an object attribute?

Answer 1

Take and check

>>> class C:
...   x = 42
...   def __init__(self):
...     self.x = 13
...
>>> i = C()
>>> i.x
13
>>> C.x
42
>>>

Which is logical - the object first looks for attributes in its __dict__, then in the __dict__ of the class, then it goes through the class's ancestors.