This section contains Polymorphic Class topics.
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Classes that provide an identical interface, but can be implemented to serve different specific requirements, are referred to as polymorphic classes. A class is polymorphic if it declares or inherits at least one virtual (or pure virtual) function. The only types that can support polymorphism are class and struct. | |
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This section contains Virtual Function topics. |
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