Lecture
This lecture focuses on the concept of multiple inheritance in C++. It begins with an overview of the objectives, emphasizing the definition of independent properties in classes. The instructor illustrates the use of GTK, showcasing how multiple inheritance is applied in real-world scenarios, particularly with the Gtk::Box class, which inherits from multiple parent classes. The lecture discusses the importance of virtual inheritance to avoid attribute duplication in derived classes. Several code examples are presented to demonstrate the syntax and behavior of multiple inheritance, including the implications of using virtual keywords. The instructor also addresses common pitfalls, such as ambiguity in method calls and the necessity of explicit constructors. Throughout the lecture, quizzes are integrated to reinforce understanding and assess knowledge. The session concludes with a discussion on the practical applications of multiple inheritance in designing sophisticated class hierarchies, particularly in the context of GTK programming, highlighting the relevance of these concepts for future projects and examinations.