Lecture

Inheritance: Polymorphism & Casting

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of inheritance, polymorphism, and casting in object-oriented programming. It explains how to share members and methods between classes, the use of virtual methods for polymorphism, and the importance of abstract classes. The lecture also discusses UML diagrams for class associations and the benefits of code factorization through inheritance. It emphasizes the ability to manipulate different objects as generic instances through polymorphism.

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