In object-oriented programming, virtual functions are a powerful tool that allows derived classes to override the behavior of functions in their base class. In this video, we'll discuss what virtual functions are and how they can be used to implement polymorphism in C++.
We'll start by introducing the concept of virtual functions and their syntax, then dive into examples of how they can be used in practice. We'll also cover the difference between early and late binding, and how virtual functions help us achieve the latter.
We'll conclude with a demonstration of how to use virtual functions in a program, including how to declare them, implement them, and call them.
Whether you're just starting out with C++ or looking to deepen your understanding of object-oriented programming, this video will give you a solid foundation for working with virtual functions in your own projects.