Answer / ranjeet garodia

it is not look up table.
instead it is vtable.
every object has the vptr which locate the vtable in which
there is entries for the virtual functions.
so when calling the function it ucall the respective
function through vptr.

Answer / guest

By using Look up tables that were added by the compile to
every class image.

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