Expert C Programming: Deep SecretsThis book is for the knowledgeable C programmer, this is a second book that gives the C programmers advanced tips and tricks. This book will help the C programmer reach new heights as a professional. Organized to make it easy for the reader to scan to sections that are relevant to their immediate needs. |
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Stran 310
How C++ Does Inheritance Inheritance takes place between two classes (and not
between individual functions). An example of a base class is: class Fruit { public:
peel(); slice(); juice(); private: int weight, calories_per_oz; } ; An example of ...
How C++ Does Inheritance Inheritance takes place between two classes (and not
between individual functions). An example of a base class is: class Fruit { public:
peel(); slice(); juice(); private: int weight, calories_per_oz; } ; An example of ...
Stran 319
The runtime system looks at the object that has called the overloaded method,
and chooses the method that goes with that class of object. If this is a derived
object, we don't want it to call the base class version. We want it to call the
derived ...
The runtime system looks at the object that has called the overloaded method,
and chooses the method that goes with that class of object. If this is a derived
object, we don't want it to call the base class version. We want it to call the
derived ...
Stran 327
Tackling the second phrase • An abstract virtual base means that the base class
is shared by the multiply-inherited classes (it's a “virtual base”), and that it
contains at least one pure virtual function, from which other classes derive
through ...
Tackling the second phrase • An abstract virtual base means that the base class
is shared by the multiply-inherited classes (it's a “virtual base”), and that it
contains at least one pure virtual function, from which other classes derive
through ...
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