There are 2 classes, 1 LandAnimal and another WaterAnimal.
There is another class Animal which wants to have the
properties of both LandAnimal and WaterAnimal. How will you
design this situation?
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Answer Posted / sahaj
[note:landanimal and wateranimal both behave as base class
and the other one behave as derieved class]
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
class landanimal
{
void print();
{
cout<<"this is base class"<<endl;
}};
class wateranimal
{
void display();
{
cout<<"this is another base class"<<endl:
}};
class animal:public landanimal,public wateranimal
{
void disp();
{
cout<<"this is derieved class"<<endl;
}};
void main()
{
animal a;
a.print();
a.display();
a.disp();
getch();
}
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