Complete Modern C++ - Project - Part VII (override and final specifier)

The video tutorial explains new C-11 keywords related to inheritance, focusing on 'final' and 'override'. It highlights the importance of marking functions as virtual for customization and preventing memory leaks. The 'final' keyword is used to prevent inheritance, while 'override' ensures correct function overriding. Practical examples demonstrate how these keywords help avoid bugs and improve code robustness. The tutorial encourages using C-11 features for better coding practices.

What are the two main reasons why a class should not be inherited according to the video?

Describe the consequences of not using the 'override' specifier when overriding a function.

What is the significance of marking a function with the 'final' specifier?