Select all that apply to the Diamond Problem: C++ Compilers are equipped to handle this...

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Select all that apply to the Diamond Problem: □ C++ Compilers are equipped to handle this automatically with no further work from the programmer It can only occur when in the inheritance chain of an Abstract Base Class It is solved by using virtual inheritance in the parents. It occurs when a child class inherits from two parents who inherit from a common ancestor It is possible because of Multiple Inheritance. Virtual inheritance ensures that each parent inherits from its own common ancestor instead of a single shared one. The compiler then decides how to handle child access of those methods. Select all that apply to the Diamond Problem: □ C++ Compilers are equipped to handle this automatically with no further work from the programmer It can only occur when in the inheritance chain of an Abstract Base Class It is solved by using virtual inheritance in the parents. It occurs when a child class inherits from two parents who inherit from a common ancestor It is possible because of Multiple Inheritance. Virtual inheritance ensures that each parent inherits from its own common ancestor instead of a single shared one. The compiler then decides how to handle child access of those methods.