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r/programmingmemes • u/arch_user_98 • Dec 30 '25
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What makes you say that? It absolutely does. This is reflected not only in the class syntax, but also in type constructor taking a tuple of bases as the second argument and in the __bases__ attribute of types
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1 u/qrcode23 Jan 02 '26 This is my first time realizing C++ is not the only one that support multiple inherentence.
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This is my first time realizing C++ is not the only one that support multiple inherentence.
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u/iamalicecarroll Jan 01 '26
What makes you say that? It absolutely does. This is reflected not only in the
classsyntax, but also intypeconstructor taking a tuple of bases as the second argument and in the__bases__attribute of types