how we can avoid ambiguty in multiple inheritance

[sandip kalbhile]

//example

class a
{
public: int a;
a=10;
}
class b
{

public: int a;
a=5;
}
class c:a,b
{
int d;

//how we can print vallue of a as 10 by avoiding ambiguty

}
void main()
{
c c1;
cout<<c1.a;
}

[weaknessforcats]

Which a do you want? a::a or b::a?

C++ uses the scope resolution operator to avoid ambiguity.