Suppose there are several derived classes that have same member variables and same member functions. Even though these derived member variables and member functions are not needed by base class, it is convenient and efficient to declare them in base class only to avoid duplication / repeating in each derived class. Do you agree with this approach?
I love how simple and easy to follow this explanation was. Also appreciate carrying over the MenuItem example from the previous video :)
This was a super comprehensive video, many thanks!
You're welcome Mike, I'm glad you found it to be comprehensive! :-)
Suppose there are several derived classes that have same member variables and same member functions. Even though these derived member variables and member functions are not needed by base class, it is convenient and efficient to declare them in base class only to avoid duplication / repeating in each derived class. Do you agree with this approach?