When both the class, a base class and a derived class contains same name method, it creates a problem for the object of derived class to access method by name or parameters. Object will have multiple definitions to call for the same method by name. This problem could be seen in any type of inheritance. It is called ambiguity in inheritance. Look at the example: Here, x1 and x2 will call method of derived class by default. What if you want to access the base class method? C++ provided you a solution…
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