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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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Creating n-dimensional mathematical vector classes through inheritance
Right now I have no knowledge of templates, but I just finished learning about inheritance, and wanted to apply it to a Vector3 class that I had already created. … I've included just the header because I'm really concerned only with making sure my inheritance structure is adequate. …
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An attempt at inheritance (Geometric Shapes)
I'm reading through the chapter on inheritance from C++ Primer 5th Edition. … It asks
Organize the following type into an inheritance hierarchy:
(b) Geometric primitives (such as box, circle, sphere, cone)
Identify some of the likely virtual functions as well as public and protected …
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