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Comp151Polymorphism: Virtual FunctionsExample: Global print Function By Reference Because of the substitution principle, you may want to write a global print function for Person and its derived classes

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1. Declare a base class with virtual function(s): In order to use polymorphism with virtual functions, you need to create a base class that contains at least one virtual function. This base class will serve as a template for derived classes to inherit from.
2. Create derived classes: Once the base class is defined, you can create derived classes that inherit from the base class. These derived classes will implement their own versions of the virtual function(s) declared in the base class.
3. Override the virtual function(s): In each derived class, you need to override the virtual function(s) from the base class. This means providing a different implementation for the virtual function in each derived class.
4. Use the derived classes: Finally, you can create objects of the derived classes and use them as instances of the base class. Polymorphism allows you to treat objects of derived classes as if they were objects of the base class, while still using their specific implementations of the virtual function(s).

Who needs polymorphism virtual functions:

1. Object-oriented programmers: Polymorphism is a key concept in object-oriented programming, and virtual functions enable it. Any programmer working with object-oriented languages like C++ or Java would benefit from understanding and using polymorphism with virtual functions.
2. Developers working with complex class hierarchies: When dealing with complex class hierarchies, using polymorphism with virtual functions can greatly simplify the code. It allows you to write generic code that can work with different types of objects, without needing to know the specific derived class.
3. Anyone looking to achieve runtime polymorphism: Polymorphism can be achieved at compile-time or runtime. Compile-time polymorphism is achieved through function overloading and templates, while runtime polymorphism is achieved through virtual functions. If you need the flexibility to determine the behavior of objects at runtime, using polymorphism with virtual functions is necessary.

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What is polymorphism virtual functions?

Polymorphism virtual functions in C++ allows a function to behave differently based on the object it is called with.

Who is required to file polymorphism virtual functions?

Programmers or developers implementing polymorphism in their C++ programs are required to define and use virtual functions.

How to fill out polymorphism virtual functions?

To implement polymorphism virtual functions, define a base class with virtual functions and then create derived classes that override those virtual functions.

What is the purpose of polymorphism virtual functions?

The purpose of polymorphism virtual functions is to achieve runtime polymorphism and enable dynamic binding for objects of different classes.

What information must be reported on polymorphism virtual functions?

The information reported on polymorphism virtual functions includes the base class, derived classes, and the implementation of virtual functions in each derived class.