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I have a big question that I find ambiguous about this video, hope you will see this :) I have more questions but maybe they will all get answered if I simply ask this: Why should I use the virtual inheritance? It seems like it's very similar to create a static member except it's less clear where it comes from and what its value is. What are the circumstances that puts me in the condition of using virtual inheritance? Thanks for the videos! :D
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@@TheAdityaVerma It'll be ambiguous as we're inheriting 2 copies of val, one from base class 1 and one from base class 2. The compiler will not know which value to print.
sir here both base class1 and base class 2 have the function of base class 0 so in child class when multiple inheritance takes place does the funtion of base class gets copied twice??
Honestly, this video was quite confusing because you are using derived1::getValue() function to set the tone to the problem, but when we do virtual inheritance this call within the getValue() has no relevance. Would have been better if you cut to the chase right from the beginning : "For hybrid inheritance, the last class in the inherited virtual class list is considered in case of ambuity."
Bro you are teaching wrong thing. When the derived3 object is getting created the compiler goes through both derived1 and derived2 constructor that is why the value changes for val . To prove this place brake points in both constructors.
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I have a big question that I find ambiguous about this video, hope you will see this :) I have more questions but maybe they will all get answered if I simply ask this: Why should I use the virtual inheritance?
It seems like it's very similar to create a static member except it's less clear where it comes from and what its value is. What are the circumstances that puts me in the condition of using virtual inheritance?
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3:58 does the derived class take copy of the variable val alll do all of them share the same variable?
Sir why can't we change the base class public data members inside our derived class (not inside constructor) ??
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yes sure
wat if we directly try to print val in get value function of drieved class 3?
will there be any error?
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@@TheAdityaVerma arey dynamic programming wale bhaiyya
@@TheAdityaVerma It'll be ambiguous as we're inheriting 2 copies of val, one from base class 1 and one from base class 2. The compiler will not know which value to print.
sir here both base class1 and base class 2 have the function of base class 0 so in child class when multiple inheritance takes place does the funtion of base class gets copied twice??
You are much better than vikash pandey
bro can you explain me why can't we use the same concept in java for multiple and hybrid inheritance?
Java doesn't support multiple inheritance. To implement multiple inheritance in java we use the concept of interface
the code should work if i take member methods instead of constructors
but it gives an error.
nice job
You are much better than Vikash Pandey.
Honestly, this video was quite confusing because you are using derived1::getValue() function to set the tone to the problem, but when we do virtual inheritance this call within the getValue() has no relevance. Would have been better if you cut to the chase right from the beginning : "For hybrid inheritance, the last class in the inherited virtual class list is considered in case of ambuity."
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Bro you are teaching wrong thing.
When the derived3 object is getting created the compiler goes through both derived1 and derived2 constructor that is why the value changes for val . To prove this place brake points in both constructors.
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