Answer Posted / muhammad asim

Multiple inheritance::::

Multiple inheritance refers to a feature in which a class can inherit
behaviors and features from more than one superclass. This contrasts
with single inheritance, where a class may inherit from only one
superclass.

Syntax:
Class derived: <access specifier> base_class_name1,
<access specifier> base_class_name2
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Multilevel Inheritance:::

When you define more than two levels of inheritance (in the form of a chain of
classes), it would be generally referred to as multi-level inheritance. In the
case of multi-level inheritance, all the members of all super classes would be
automatically available within the sub class.

Syntax:::

Class base_class_name1
{
// List of members
};
Class derived_base_name2 : <access specifier> base_class_name1
{
// List of members
};
Class derived : <access specifier> derived_base_name2
{
// List of members
Class A
Class B
Class C
• Base Class To Both classes B and C but it is
Direct Base Class to B and Indirect Base Class
To Class C.
• Direct Base Class To Class C and Derived
from Class A.
• Derived from Class B, But it also act as
An Indirect Derived Class of A

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