Chapter 15. Virtual Functions and other Advanced Uses of Inheritance
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In the previous chapter, we discussed the UML notation for representing client-server relationships and looked at the techniques of implementing these relationships in C++ programs.
The most common relationship is the relationship of containment (composition or aggregation). The most common implementation of this relationship is making an object of the server class a data member of the client class. The server object is operated on exclusively by its client object ...
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