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1. Single inheritance, in which only one base class passes on inheritance to the derived class
2. Multiple inheritance, in which two or more base classes pass on their inheritance to the derived class
3. The derived class inherits from another derived class through multilevel inheritance.
4. Hybrid inheritance, which combines two or more distinct inheritance models
5. Hierarchical inheritance, in which a single base class gives rise to two or more derived classes.
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