C++ Developer - Polymorphism and Late Binding

This video tutorial explores polymorphism, a key principle of object-oriented programming, and its relationship with inheritance. It demonstrates how to use dynamic memory and pointers in C++ to create polymorphic references. The tutorial explains static and dynamic binding, highlighting the use of the virtual keyword to enable late binding. It also covers pure virtual functions and abstract classes, providing a challenge to implement these concepts in a project.

What is the role of the make noise method in the animal class?

Describe how derived classes can override base class methods.

How does polymorphism enable different behaviors in derived classes?

What is the significance of having an abstract class in object-oriented programming?