int main(){
Animal myAnimal;
Dog myDog;
Animal *AnimalPtr;
AnimalPtr = &myDog;
myAnimal.whoAmI();
myAnimal.does();
myDog.whoAmI();
myDog.does();
cout << "Dogs have " << myDog.howManyLegs() << " legs" << endl;
cout << "Using the base pointer to access derived class object" << endl;
AnimalPtr->whoAmI();
AnimalPtr->does();
AnimalPtr = &myAnimal;
AnimalPtr->does();
}
int main(){
//To demonstrate polymorphism I'll create a pointer of type Animal and use it to access the subclass animals
Animal *p = new Bird();
p->name();
p->does();
Animal *t = new Dog();
t->name();
t->does();
delete p;
delete t;
//This demonstrates overriding of the pure virtual functions in the abstract class Animal
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
int main()
{
Animal *p = new Bird;
Animal *p1 = new Dog;
p->name();
p->does();
p1->name();
p1->does();
system("pause");
}
