Using Declaration to Unhide Base Overloads

A using declaration brings hidden base overloads back into a derived class's scope so they can be called WITHOUT qualification.

Base class Logger (already written) has string write() const returning "base" and string write(int n) const returning "num".

Create a derived class FileLogger that:
1. adds using Logger::write; to un-hide the base overloads
2. declares its own string write() const returning "file"

Now f.write(3) works directly. The runner prints the output shown in Expected Output.

Do NOT write a main function.

Expected Output:

file↵
num↵

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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Topics:

Inheritance

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