In most cases, in Python 3, it is not necessary to pass any
arguments to `super()`. The following two class definitions are
equivalent:

```python
class Foo(Bar):
    def bat(self, baz):
        super(Foo, self).bat(baz)

class Foo(Bar):
    def bat(self, baz):
        super().bat(baz)
```

It is still necessary to pass explicit arguments to `super()` if
it is used outside of a class definition.