Pure virtual functions, abstract base classes, and interface classes 18.8 Virtual base classes 18.9 Object slicing 18.10 Dynamic casting 18.11 Printing inherited classes using operator<< 18.x Chapter 18 comprehensive quiz Chapter 19 Templates and Classes 19.1 Template classes 19.2 Template non-type param...
Chapter 15 More on Classes 15.1 The hidden “this” pointer and member function chaining Updated 15.2 Classes and header files Updated 15.3 Nested types (member types) Updated 15.4 Introduction to destructors Updated 15.5 Class templates with member functions Updated 15.6 Static member variables Updated...
Step 4) If no match is found via numeric conversion, the compiler tries to find a match through any user-defined conversions. Certain types (e.g. classes) can define conversions to other types that can be implicitly invoked. Here’s a example, just to illustrate the point: 步骤4) 如果通...
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1) Several different classes can use the same function name. The membership label will resolve their scope 2) Member functions can access the private data of the class. A non-member function cannot do so. (However, an exception to this rule is a friend function discussed later) ...