Suppose you are defining a Willow class that will inherit from both the Tree class and the Plant class in Python. How do you control the searching order for a property or method invoked on an object of the Willowclass?

a$.$

List the direct ancestor classes in order from highest to lowest precedence in the first line of Willow$$s definition.

b$.$

Call the super$()$ method on the ancestor with the highest precedence prior to invoking the property or method on the Willow object.

c$.$

Set the search order precedence for Willow using the $\_\_$init$\_\_()$ method within each of its ancestor classes.

d$.$

Python will use its own Method Resolution Order, which the programmer cannot control, to determine the searching order.