Answer / vivek

When a derived class object is assigned to a base class,
only the base class's part of content in the derived object
are copied to the base class, leaving behind the derived
class specific contents. This is referred as Object Slicing.

Answer / rajashekar reddy peta

Object slicing is defined as the conversion of an object into something with less information (typically a superclass).

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