Multilevel Inheritance in C++ | C++ Tutorial | Mr. Kishore

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Very Nice Explanation and easy to understand . Thank You So Much...

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[@raghavendrasiyer8326]

sir wt is advantage of multilevel inheritance over multiple both does same job

[@330_vanshikasingh9]

why in base class he has declared the data members as private?????should'nt it be protected......????!!!

[@VinitKumar-ix4bn]

Unka use nhi tha that's why...

[@rukmanandareddyabbidi1994]

yes they should be declared as protected i guess

[@laxmanpoudel5230]

Does ambiguity occur in multilevel inheritance .?

[@shubhthakare4591]

what about data members of 1st class( student class) the members are by default private then how can we access them outside class or do we need to declare them protected??? or if we declare the data members of student class(1 base class) as protected then would it change visibility of intermediate class or no? please answer....

[@ramuacharya1254]

same in my case;

[@ajaykharat8689]

#include using namespace std; class stu { int id; char *s; public: void getstu() { coutid>>s; } }; class mark : public stu { protected: int m1,m2,m3; public: void getmark() { coutm1>>m2>>m3; } }; class result:public mark { int total; float avg; public: void getres() { total=m1+m2+m3; avg=total/3; cout

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