The Diamond Problem is a multiple inheritance When we inherit more than one base class in the same derived class and all these base classes also inherit another but same single class (super parent), multiple references of the super parent class become available to the derived class. So, it becomes unclear to the derived class, which version of the super parent class it should refer to.
The program demonstrates the concept of the "diamond problem" in C++ programming using multiple inheritance and virtual base class. Let's understand it step by step:
#include<iostream> using namespace std; //Diamond Problem in C++ Programming class A { public: void display() { cout<<"Display Method in A "; } }; class B:virtual public A { public: void show() { cout<<"Show Method in B "; } }; class C:virtual public A { }; class D:public B,public C { }; int main() { D o; o.display(); return 0; }
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