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What are the aims of node classes.
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i. relies on its base classes both for its implementation and for supplying services to its users.
ii. Provides a wider interface (i.e an interface with more public members) to its users than do its base classes.
iii. Relies primarily on virtual functions in its public interface.
iv. Depends on all of its( direct and indirect) base classes.
v. Can be understood only in the contest of its base classes.
vi. Can be used as a base for further derivation.
vii. Can be used to create objects.
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Ranjana R
23 Feb, 2019 5:07 AM
i. relies on its base classes both for its implementation and for supplying services to its users.
ii. Provides a wider interface (i.e an interface with more public members) to its users than do its base classes.
iii. Relies primarily on virtual functions in its public interface.
iv. Depends on all of its( direct and indirect) base classes.
v. Can be understood only in the contest of its base classes.
vi. Can be used as a base for further derivation.
vii. Can be used to create objects.
ii. Provides a wider interface (i.e an interface with more public members) to its users than do its base classes.
iii. Relies primarily on virtual functions in its public interface.
iv. Depends on all of its( direct and indirect) base classes.
v. Can be understood only in the contest of its base classes.
vi. Can be used as a base for further derivation.
vii. Can be used to create objects.
