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| • | A
class derived from two or more base classes that have a |
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base class in common and where only one of the |
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classes has overridden a virtual function from the |
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base class is allowed. |
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| • | In
such situations, the derived class need not provide a |
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| definition
for this functions. The virtual function that is |
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in the one base class will dominate and will be |
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| • | This
is called the dominance rule. |
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