Complete Modern C++ - Project - Part III (Inheriting Constructors)

The video tutorial covers the implementation of a checking account clause in a class hierarchy. It explains the need to reimplement the withdraw function to ensure the balance does not fall below a certain threshold. The tutorial also discusses the necessity of constructors in the checking class and introduces the concept of inheriting constructors in C++11 to simplify this process. Debugging and disassembly are used to demonstrate how constructors are invoked, highlighting the importance of calling base class constructors.

What message is printed if an invalid withdrawal amount is attempted?

What is the role of the base class constructor in the checking clause?

Why can't inheriting constructors be used in the savings clause?