Multiple inheritance allows a derived class to inherit from multiple base classes, but this can cause ambiguity when the derived class inherits the same member from both base classes. The solution is to explicitly specify which base class member to use by qualifying it with the base class name when accessing it in the derived class.
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Resolving Multiple Inheritance Ambiguity
Multiple inheritance allows a derived class to inherit from multiple base classes, but this can cause ambiguity when the derived class inherits the same member from both base classes. The solution is to explicitly specify which base class member to use by qualifying it with the base class name when accessing it in the derived class.