Multiple inheritance
Multiple inheritance allows a class to have more than one base class. For example a particular kind of car may be a jeep and a family car at the same time as illustrated in Figure 17.5. The FamilyCarJeep is thus derived from the FamilyCar as well as the Jeep.
Figure 17.5. An example of multiple inheritance
Even though multiple inheritance is a powerful concept, which is supported by languages like C++ and Eiffel it also involves several subtleties that can make its implementation tricky.
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