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One of the four pillars of object-oriented programming (OOP), inheritance establishes a "is-a" relationship between objects. For example, a "Cat" object can be treated in code as any other "Animal" object because a "Cat" is-a "Animal".
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abstract base classes versus the curiously recurring template pattern [closed]
In my application, the purpose of inheritance is to abstract away complicated logic in the base class template, so that the writer of a derived class template doesn't need to worry about it. … The inheritance part changes from public base1<a> to something that looks a little more intimidating: public base2<derived2<a>>. So is there any speed gain that makes it worth it? …
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