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  • 3.2: Inheritance between Classes

    • Pumpkin Programmer: "C++ Tutorial: Inheritance" Page

      Watch this video on inheritance between classes. As with the previous video, be sure to check out the accompanying notes.

    •  Usman Malik's "Basics of Inheritance in C++ With Examples" URL

      Read this article, which provides some examples of inheritance.

    •  Derrick Robinson's "Intermediate C++: Static Attributes" URL

      Static attributes allow us to store one value for a variable that is consistent through all instances of a class. Read this article to see how this is implemented.

    •  Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Tom Lieber's "Introduction to C++: Inheritance Exercises" URL

      Complete this assignment by copying the text into Eclipse. Compile and run the code, and then complete assignment 6. Create, compile and run to check your understanding of this concept. The instructions for both provide details for running in a command line environment. Ignore this information and create the file in your Eclipse environment as you usually do.

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