Child cObj = new Parent()
Wahts the output ?
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Answer / bhavin pandya
It will give yo Error :-
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
If you want to create object then
Child cObj = new Child()
this is the right way
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Answer / austin j seelan
Child cObj = new Parent()
This will through the compiletime error.
but we can create an instance like the foll.way
parent objparent = new child()
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Answer / bangarraju
This is the DownCasting,but using like this
Child* obj=down_cast<Child* >(Parent) either using RTTI
mechanism in C++
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Answer / donga bangarraju
sorry for the earlier post, this output is giving error like
initializing cannot convert to Paretn* to Child*, if u want
correct this code write like this, this is downcasting or
using RTTI mechanism in C++;
Parent* p =new Child;
Child* obj= dynamic_cast<Child*>(p);
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Answer / aditya
Its java syntax where there is no pointers.
So its dynamic method dispatch which is same as virtual
functions of c++.
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Answer / chetan
it will execute without an error. if Parent class is
parent/base class and child is the child/drive class which
inherit parent class.
In the other worlds you are invoking drive class method with
the reference of base class.
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Answer / giri
You can write below ways [Upcasting].
Child *cObj = new Parent();
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 10 No |
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