Define `A`, `B` (inherits `A`), and `C` (inherits `B`). `A` has public `int x`, `B` has public `int y`, and `C` has public `int z`. In `main()`, instantiate `C`, read 3 integers into `x`, `y`, and `z` via the `C` object, and print “Sum: [sum]”.
Three space-separated integers.
Print the sum of the three inherited integers.
-1000 <= x, y, z <= 1000
10 20 30
Sum: 60
In multilevel inheritance, traits are passed down sequentially. `C` inherits `y` from `B`, and `x` from `A` through `B`.
#include <iostream>
class A {
public:
// Define x
};
class B {
// Inherit A, define y
};
class C {
// Inherit B, define z
};
int main() {
// Instantiate C, read inputs, and print the sum
return 0;
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