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The basic concept of multiple
inheritance (MI) sounds simple enough: you create a new type by inheriting from
more than one base class. The syntax is exactly what you d expect, and as long
as the inheritance diagrams are simple, MI can be simple as well.
However, MI can introduce a number of ambiguities and
strange situations, which are covered in this chapter. But first, it is helpful
to get some perspective on the subject.
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