i know the fact that using a virtual keyword in the derived classes(A & B) derived from one base class(Base) removes the ambiguity of the hidden variable of the base class in derived class C (another one) derived from the two derived classes
......but how???
This section from the C++ FAQ should answer any questions you have about virtual inheritance (but feel free to ask more specific ones if it doesn't).
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i want to know that what happens to the variable of base class when you use virtual keyword in dreaded diamond type inheritance
If you use virtual inheritance correctly, the derived class at the bottom of the hierarchy will only have one sub-object of the base class at the top of the hierarchy.Originally Posted by Mukul Kumar
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