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If ClassC is derived from ClassB, which is derived from ClassA, this would be an example of

If ClassC is derived from ClassB, which is derived from ClassA, this would be an example of
A) a family tree
B) packaging
C) multiple inheritance
D) a chain of inheritance

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makes a lot more sense, thanks for the help

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