Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of deep copy in object-oriented programming using C++. It covers the necessity of deep copying for objects containing components, the implementation of copy constructors, and the importance of polymorphic copying. The lecture also explains the operator overloading for assignment and provides a practical example of deep copying in a watch class.

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