In the derived class definition, you list from the base class
A) all the member functions every time
B) only those member functions that need to be redefined
C) only those member functions that were in the public section
D) only those member functions you want to overload.

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Only those member functions that need to be redefined should be listed in the derived class definition. This is because the derived class inherits all member functions from the base class and only needs to redefine those that need to be modified or overridden. Listing all member functions every time can be redundant and unnecessary. Similarly, listing only those member functions that were in the public section or only those member functions you want to overload might not be sufficient if there are other member functions that need to be redefined as well.

In the Derived Class Definition, You List from the Base