Answer / Ruchi Raghav

In C++, Multiple Inheritance refers to a class deriving from more than one base class. On the other hand, Multilevel Inheritance refers to a hierarchical relationship where a derived class is derived from another derived class instead of the original base class. The difference lies in the number of base classes and the levels of derivation.

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