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CO2402 Advanced Programming with C++ Lecture 8 Notes

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This document contains detailed notes from Lecture 8 of the CO2402 course on Advanced Programming with C++. The focus of this lecture is on the concept of inheritance, a fundamental principle in object-oriented programming that allows a new class to inherit the properties and behaviors of an existing class. The notes explain the terminology, such as base and derived classes, and cover different types of inheritance, with an emphasis on public inheritance.

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CO2402: Advanced Programming
with C++ Lecture 8



Introduction to Inheritance
1. Concept of Inheritance
o Inheritance allows a new class to acquire the properties and
behaviors of an existing class. This mechanism enables code
reusability and the creation of a class hierarchy.
o Terminology:
 Base Class (Parent): The class being inherited from.
 Derived Class (Child): The class that inherits from the
base class.
Example:




2. Types of Inheritance Covered
o Public Inheritance: The derived class inherits public and
protected members of the base class but not private
members. Public inheritance maintains the access level of
the base class members in the derived class.

, The CPet Class Example


1. Class Definition
o A simple class CPet with a private data member mName, a
constructor to initialize the name, and setter and getter
functions.
Example:




2. Inheritance with CHamster Class

o The CHamster class inherits from CPet and extends its
functionality by adding a new data member mBreed and
additional methods.
Example:

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