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Chapter 15, Problem 15RQE
C++ Language Elements
Suppose that the classes Dog and Cat derive from Animal, which in turn derives from Creature. Suppose further that pDog, pCat, pAnimal, and pCreature are pointers to the respective classes. Suppose that Animal and Creature are both abstract classes.
15. Will the statement
Animal a;
compile?
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Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (9th Edition)
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