Thread: difference between Inheritance and polymorphism?

Originally Posted by Salem

difference between Inheritance and polymorphism - Google Search

What is polymorphism in example

Code:

#include <iostream>  
using namespace std; 
 
class Fruits { 
 
    public: 
 
void taste(){   
 
cout<<"Juicy...";   
 
    }     
 
};  
 
class Apple: public Fruits   
 
{   
 
 public: 
 
 void taste()   
 
    {   
 
       cout<<"Juicy Apple...";   
 
    }   
 
}; 
 
int main(void) { 
 
   Apple a = Apple();   
 
   a.taste(); 
 
   return 0; 
 
}

each function are the same but give different result

Polymorphism is essentially the ability of one thing to mean several different things based upon usage. You implement it through function overloading, operator overloading, method overriding and virtual functions, etc.

Inheritance is the ability to derive/share properties of one/different thing(s) with other/different thing(s).

The time you take to come on here and ask a question should be invested in Google searches. These are basic features that can get really complicated really fast. There are a tonne of good sources that teach you some (if not all) of the basics with source code provided too. Consider buying a reference book if it's really that hard to grasp the concepts and if not, consider studying another branch if it's really that hard to google things up. When you don't find an answer to your problem, ask questions. Reference Books and using Google will be your best friends.