Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials - 55 - Introduction to Polymorphism
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It should have been private, with a protected setter & getter accessor.
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@Cezarijus what if the function was private?
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@jackkadez you can't access the inherited members with that.
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Am I right
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I get it, the pointer is used for when you need to access the inherited members from the subclass in another class or the main function
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I really love the way you tell it man..no doubt!!
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@SCHUCH512 probably it was just a bad burrito... :(
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Uh... I'm pretty sure ninjas are more powerful than monsters.
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is the polymorphism in c++ has anything to do with polymorphism in algebra ?
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SCHUCH512 9 months ago 56
you could just :
Ninja n;
n.attackPower(26);
no need of the pointer.
Cezarijus 9 months ago 24