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Q#2   Read out the following program carefully and explain each mentioned section (colored) of this program. Plus which type of inheritance this is?. #include  using namespace std;   class A {    public:    int a = 5;    A() {       cout << "Constructor for class A" << endl;    } }; class B {    public:    int b = 10;    B() {       cout << "Constructor for class B" << endl;    } }; class C: public A, public B {    public:    int c = 20;    C() {       cout << "Constructor for class C" << endl;       cout<<"Class C inherits from classes" << endl;    } }; int main() {    C obj;    cout<<"a = "<< obj.a <

Q#2   Read out the following program carefully and explain each mentioned section (colored) of this program. Plus which type of inheritance this is?. #include  using namespace std;   class A {    public:    int a = 5;    A() {       cout << "Constructor for class A" << endl;    } }; class B {    public:    int b = 10;    B() {       cout << "Constructor for class B" << endl;    } }; class C: public A, public B {    public:    int c = 20;    C() {       cout << "Constructor for class C" << endl;       cout<<"Class C inherits from classes" << endl;    } }; int main() {    C obj;    cout<<"a = "<< obj.a <

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Q#2   Read out the following program carefully and explain each mentioned section (colored) of this program. Plus which type of inheritance this is?.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

 

class A {

   public:

   int a = 5;

   A() {

      cout << "Constructor for class A" << endl;

   }

};

class B {

   public:

   int b = 10;

   B() {

      cout << "Constructor for class B" << endl;

   }

};

class C: public A, public B {

   public:

   int c = 20;

   C() {

      cout << "Constructor for class C" << endl;

      cout<<"Class C inherits from classes" << endl;

   }

};

int main() {

   C obj;

   cout<<"a = "<< obj.a <<endl;

   cout<<"b = "<< obj.b <<endl;

   cout<<"c = "<< obj.c <<endl;

   return 0;

}

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