Can we have a non static member function in a base class to
be override in derived with static modifier?
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Answer Posted / srinivas
yes we can have a nonstatic membe function in the base ,
which can be override in derived class with static modiier.
for ex:
class sample
{
public:
static void get(){cout<<"this is base class
function:"<<endl;}
static void put(){cout<<"this is a put function of
base class :"<<endl;}
};
class sample1:public sample
{
public:
void put(){cout<<"this is a derived class
function:"<<endl;}
};
sample class is havinfg a non static member function put
which is overidden in dervied which static key word.
Which runs fine.
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