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Experiment No 7

The document presents a C++ program demonstrating polymorphism through virtual functions. It defines a base class 'A' with a virtual method 'show' and a derived class 'B' that overrides this method. In the main function, a pointer of type 'A' is used to call the 'show' method of an object of class 'B', illustrating dynamic binding.

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Experiment No 7

The document presents a C++ program demonstrating polymorphism through virtual functions. It defines a base class 'A' with a virtual method 'show' and a derived class 'B' that overrides this method. In the main function, a pointer of type 'A' is used to call the 'show' method of an object of class 'B', illustrating dynamic binding.

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// Experiment No.

7 - Polymorophism – Virtual function

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

class A

public:

virtual void show()

cout<<"\n Base Class";

};

class B:public A

public:

void show()

cout<<"\n Derived Class";

};

int main()

A *bptr;

B aa;

bptr=&aa;

bptr->show();

return 0;

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