Write a note about the virtual member function?
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Answer / Deep Kumar Singh
A virtual member function is a member function that can be overridden by derived classes. When a virtual function call is made through a base class pointer or reference, the correct version (either from the base or derived class) gets called depending on the type of object at runtime. This enables polymorphic behavior in C++.
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