If a derived class inherits from two base classes that both define a certain member function, then an ambiguity problem will arise when:
A) An object of a base class calls that certain member function.
B) An object of the derived class calls that certain member function.
C) A pointer of a base class type pointing to an object of the derived class calls that certain member function.
D) None of the above.

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If an object of a derived class calls that certain member function, then the compiler will not know which base class implementation of the function to use, leading to an ambiguity error. This can be resolved by explicitly specifying which implementation to use or by creating a new implementation in the derived class.

If a Derived Class Inherits from Two Base Classes That