What is multiple and multilevel inheritenc expalin with
program?
Answer Posted / shivangi
multiple inh:
//class A{..........};
public class A::class B{.......};
public class A::class C{.......};//
in this properties of A wil be trasferd to B and C(or any
other derived class of A)
multi level:
//class A {.........};
public class A::class B{..........};
public class B:: class C{.........};//
in this prop of A wil be inherited by B.. C wil inherit all
prop of A as wel as extra prop of B..as C is derived class
of B.
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