Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming: Polymorphism in C++

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This lecture introduces the concept of polymorphism in C++ by exploring how different types of characters, such as Magicians, Warriors, and Thieves, can interact through inheritance and dynamic link resolution. It covers the inheritance hierarchy, method invocation based on the real nature of instances, and the implementation of polymorphism through virtual methods.

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