The C++ Virtual Keyword: Nothing Dynamic or RunTime about it

[@willofirony]

This is an excellent way of demonstrating the virtual keyword. Too many books and KZbin videos talk about it as an attribute of the language. By synthesizing the actions of the compiler in understandable code, you totally demystify the subject. Well done, you!

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@dipakray9774]

This was finest explanation with practical example on virtual keyword, I ever came across. Thanks a lot for educating..!!

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@nk361]

Another great video, I knew knew one bit about what virtual was actually doing, I'm going to watch many more of your videos now

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@abhishektwr16]

This is awesome.Thanks for your contribution

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@CodePlanStudio]

Great video! Good job keep it up. This was very clear explanation of the virtual keyword. Thanks !

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@finddhananjay4u]

Great Videos thanks for sharing

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

Thanks for your kind words Dhananjay

[@ritizsingh9050]

You nicely explained the concept behind the virtual. Could you please tell, how to bind function with different signature with vTable function pointer fn?

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

Hello Thanks for your comment. You just need to add a new fnptr in struct vTable which matches the signature. Hope it clarifies Thanks

[@bhavithc7624]

Awesome explanation

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

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[@shashanktiwari3892]

"please create video on "bind" as well. Explain us "Dynamic Programming" as well.

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

Thanks for your comments and input towards topics. Expect it soon

[@181Ravikiran]

How does this work for Pure virtual function ?

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

Nothing changes with pure virtual.. The compiler prevents instantiaon of the class

[@181Ravikiran]

@@Cognitive-Programmer Like for me to override derived fn, the Base has to be virtual right , without that How to do it like?

[@Cognitive-Programmer]

Yes the base function has to be declared virtual for a derived class function to be virtual