Suppose an abstract class has a function called x(), and a derived class also has a function with the same name. If you create a pointer for the abstract class and point it to the derived class object, what happens when you call x() using the pointer?

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Creating a pointer for an abstract class and pointing it to a derived class object with a function name conflict.

  • Use virtual keyword for the function in the abstract class.

  • Use override keyword for the...read more

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