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When
members of two different base classes have the
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same
name, an ambiguity results when used.
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This
ambiguity cannot be resolved by the compiler, but
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must
be resolved at the time the access is made either by
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the
class or by the client.
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The
ambiguity can be resolved by using the base class
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name
and the scope resolution operator when accessing
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the
ambiguous member (e.g., savings::get_name). This is
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the
only way such an ambiguity can be resolved within the
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derived
class when accessing the base class member.
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