Handling multiple inheritance with exceptions : An alternative approach

Handling multiple inheritance with exceptions : An alternative approach

The design of inheritance systems that allow multiple inheritance combined with exceptions poses some difficult problems. Any good theory of inheritance should meet two, sometimes complementary, goals: it should provide answers that correspond to human intuition, and it should be backed by a simple...

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Common Ancestor
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Multiple Inheritance
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