Multiple Inheritance Example.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class ABC {
private:
    int valueA, valueB, valueC;

public:
    void inputValues() {
        cout << "Enter the value for A: ";
        cin >> valueA;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for B: ";
        cin >> valueB;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for C: ";
        cin >> valueC;
    }

    void outputValues() {
        cout << "\nA = " << valueA
             << "\nB = " << valueB
             << "\nC = " << valueC;
    }
};

class XYZ {
private:
    int valueX, valueY, valueZ;

public:
    void inputValues() {
        cout << "\nEnter the value for X: ";
        cin >> valueX;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for Y: ";
        cin >> valueY;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for Z: ";
        cin >> valueZ;
    }

    void outputValues() {
        cout << "\nX = " << valueX
            << "\nY = " << valueY
            << "\nZ = " << valueZ;
    }
};

class DEF : public ABC, public XYZ {
private:
    int valueD, valueE, valueF;

public:
    void inputValues() {
        ABC::inputValues(); // Call inputValues() from ABC
        XYZ::inputValues(); // Call inputValues() from XYZ
        cout << "\nEnter the value for D: ";
        cin >> valueD;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for E: ";
        cin >> valueE;
        cout << "\nEnter the value for F: ";
        cin >> valueF;
    }

    void outputValues() {
        ABC::outputValues(); // Call outputValues() from ABC
        XYZ::outputValues(); // Call outputValues() from XYZ
        cout << "\nD = " << valueD
            << "\nE = " << valueE
            << "\nF = " << valueF <<endl <<endl;
    }
};

int main() {
    DEF obj;
    obj.inputValues();
    obj.outputValues();
    obj.inputValues();
    obj.outputValues();

    return 0;
}