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How to access the overridden method of base class from the derived class?

How to access the overridden method of base class from the derived class? Correct Answer using scope resolution operator

Scope resolution operator :: can be used to access the base class method even if overridden. To access those, first base class name should be written followed by the scope resolution operator and then the method name.

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