Posted by Muhammad Ali Shah on 1999-09-12
>>Okay a virtual function is a function that can be >>declared and defined in a base class to have a >>specific functionality and then you can define the >>function differently in a derived class to have a >>separate behavior than its base class. I had been seeking the answer and found some thing quite different from what you have said. I defined a base class with a member function show() and then derived a class with a member function of the same name, ie. show(). It worked perfectly well and I had not used the keyword virutal! .. Some stuff cut out ... Correct me if I am wrong. Regards from Pakistan... Muhammad Ali Shah BCS IV - FAST Institute of Computer Science, Karachi
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