6 years ago in C++ Inheritance

When a base class pointer points to derived class object?

[A] It can access only base class members
[B] It can access only derived class members
[C] Both base class & derived class members
[D] None
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Sadia
Sadia - 4 weeks ago

Sadia is saying Both base class & derived class members is correct answer

Rudta Resedr
Rudta Resedr - 7 months ago

Rudta Resedr is saying None is correct answer

Deep
Deep - 9 months ago

Deep from Kolkata, India is saying It can access only derived class members is correct answer

Zunaira jafar
Zunaira jafar - 10 months ago

Zunaira jafar from Hafizabad, Pakistan is saying Both base class & derived class members is correct answer

Mohamed Ibrahim
Mohamed Ibrahim - 11 months ago

Mohamed Ibrahim from Palestine is saying It can access only derived class members is correct answer

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