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Hello my friends
I have a question,who can to help me??
My question: What is relationship between virtual method an dynamic binding???
Thanx:rose:

Posted 9-Mar-10 8:11am

norteza

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Solution 3

The problem is that to know the relationship between A and B, you should first know something about A and B.

And from the query, it doesn't look like you know about virtual methods or dynamic binding. Had you known, you wouldn't have asked this.

So, why not read up on those? A good book on C++ or OOP in general should help.

Posted 9-Mar-10 19:35pm

Rajesh R Subramanian

Solution 4

Polymorphism is one of the pillars of OOP. If you have such doubts on this fundamentals then is time to buy a good book on OOP.
Some introductory info at Wikipedia.

Posted 9-Mar-10 21:30pm

CPallini

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I could understand :-O ,
that the virtual technique does provide the dynamic binding[^] :)

Posted 9-Mar-10 21:44pm

Eugen Podsypalnikov

Solution 1

Its Dynamic Polymorphism! (also referred as runtime polymorphism)...

need to know more, just google the highlighted words!

Posted 9-Mar-10 8:59am

Sandeep Mewara

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William Winner · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-09T09:02:00

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Try typing each term into wikipedia or google.

Posted 9-Mar-10 9:02am

William Winner