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Title of script: Multiple and Hierarchical Inheritance in C++

Author: Ashwini Patil

Keywords: Multiple Inheritance, Hierarchical Inheritance, Video tutorial.


Visual Cue
Narration
Slide 1 Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Multiple and Hierarchical Inheritance in C++.
Slide 2


In this tutorial we will learn,

Multiple Inheritance.

Hierarchical Inheritnace.

We will do this with the help of examples.

Slide 3


To record this tutorial, I am using,

Ubuntu OS version 11.10

g++ compiler v. 4.6.1

Open multiple.cpp


Point the cursor

multiple.cpp

In multiple inheritance derived class inherits from more than one base class.

Now, we will see an example on multiple inheritance.

I have already typed the code on the editor.

I will open it.

Note that I have saved the file with the name multiple.cpp



In this program we will display the name, roll no, marks and average of the student.

Let me explain the code.

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#include<iostream>

This is our headerfile as iostream
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Here we are using std namespace
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class student


Then we have class studen.

This is the base class.

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int roll_no;

char name[20];

In this we have roll_no as integer variable and name as character variable.

These are declared as protected.

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class exam_inherit

Then we have another exam_inherit

This is also a base class.

Hence we have two base class here student and exam_inherit.

In this we have declared 3 private variables sub1, sub2, sub3.

This is because protected variables can be accessed by derived class.

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class grade:public student, public exam_inherit

{

Now here we have class grade which is the derived class.

This inherits the base classes.

Class student and class exam_inherit.



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private:

int avg;

In this we have avg as integer variable declared as private.
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public:

void input();

void display();

void average();

int total;

void input_exam();

void display_exam();


Then we have function

input()

display()

average()

input_exam()

and display_exam()

as public functions.

In this we have total as integer variable declared as public.

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void grade::input()

{

cout<<"Enter Roll no:";

cin>>roll_no;

cout<<"Enter Name:";

cin>>name;

}

Then we use input function to accept the roll_no and name of the student.



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void grade::display()

{

cout<<"Roll no is:"<<roll_no<<"\n";

cout<<"Name is:"<<name <<"\n";

}

In display function we display the roll_no and name of the student.
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void grade::input_exam()

{

cout<<"Enter marks of subject1:";

cin>>sub1;

cout<<"Enter marks of subject2:";

cin>>sub2;

cout<<"Enter marks of subject3:";

cin>>sub3;

}

Here we have function input_exam.

In this we accept the marks of three subjects as sub1, sub2 and sub3.



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void exam::display_exam()

{

total=sub1+sub2+sub3;

cout<<"Total is :" <<total<<"\n";

}

Then in display_exam function we calculate the total of three subjects.

And print the total.

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void grade::average()

{

avg=total/3;

cout<<"Average is :"<<avg<<"\n";

}

And in function average we calculate the average.



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int main()

This is our main function.
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exam ex;

In this we create an object of class grade which is the derived class as gd.
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gd.input();

gd.input_exam();

gd.display();

gd.display_exam();

gd.average();

}

Then we call all the above functions using object gd.
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return 0;

This is the return statement.
Let us execute the program
Open the terminal

Ctrl, Alt and T keys simultaneously

Please open the terminal by pressing Ctrl, Alt and T keys simultaneously
Type

g++ multiple.cpp -o mult

To execute

Type

./mult

To compile the program type

g++ multiple.cpp -o mult

To execute

Type

./mult

Type:

3

Pratham

67

78

84

Here we see,

Enter Roll no.:

I will enter as 3

Enter Name:

I will enter as Pratham

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 67

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 78

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 84

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Output

Here the output is displayed as

Roll no is: 3

Name is: Pratham

Total is: 229

Average is: 76

This was multiple inheritance.

Now we will see hierarchical inheritance.

Come back to our program.

In hierarchical inheritance multiple derived classes inherits from one base class.

Open file hierarchical.cpp Note that our filename is hierarchical.cpp

I will explain the code now.

This is our header file as iostream.
Here we have used the std namespace
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protected:

int roll_no;

char name[20];

int sub1;

int sub2;

int sub3;

int total;

Then we have class 'student' which is the base class.

In this we have roll_no as integer variable.

Sub1, sub2, sub3 and total as integer variables.

Then name as character variable.

These are declared protected.

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class show:public student

{

Here we have another class 'show'.

This is the derived class.

It inherits the properties of class student.



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public:

void input();

void display();

};

In this we have two function as input and display.

These are declared as public functions.

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void show::input()

{

cout<<"Enter Roll no:";

cin>>roll_no;

cout<<"Enter Name:";

cin>>name;

}

In function input we accept the roll_no and name of the student.
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void show::display()

{

cout<<"Roll no is:"<<roll_no<<"\n";

cout<<"Name is:"<<name <<"\n";

}

In function display we display roll_no and name of the student.
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class exam:public student

{

Then we have another derived class as exam.

This also inherits class student.

We can see that there are two derived class

Class exam and class show.

Both the classes inherits class student.



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public:

void input_exam();

void total_marks();

};

In class exam we have two functions as input_exam and total marks declared as public.



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void exam::input_exam()

{

cout<<"Enter marks of subject1:";

cin>>sub1;

cout<<"Enter marks of subject2:";

cin>>sub2;

cout<<"Enter marks of subject3:";

cin>>sub3;

}

Here we access the function input_exam

It accepts the marks of three subjects.

sub1, sub2 and sub3



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void exam::total_marks()

{

total=sub1+sub2+sub3;

cout<<"Total is :" <<total<<"\n";

}

Then we have function total_marks.

It calculate the total of three subjects.

And print the total.

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int main()

{

student st;

show sw;

exam em;

This is our main function.

In this we create objects of three classes

as st, sw and ex.

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sw.input();

em.input_exam();

sw.display();

em.total_marks();

Then we call all the above functions.

sw.input();

em.input_exam();

sw.display();

em.total_marks();

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return 0;

}

And this is our return statement.
On the terminal Now let us execute the program.

Come back to the terminal.

Type

g++ hierarchical.cpp -o hier

Type

./hier

Let us compile.

Type:

g++ hierarchical.cpp -o hier

Press Enter

Type

./hier

Press Enter

On the terminal

Type:

4

Ashwini

87

67

97

Here What?it is displayed as

Enter Roll no.:

I will enter as 4

Enter Name:

I will enter as Ashwini

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 87

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 67

Enter marks of subject1

I will enter as 97

On the terminal The output is displayed as

Roll no is: 4

Name is: Ashwini

Total is: 251

Switch back to the slides This brings us to the end of this tutorial.

Come back to our slides.

Slide 7

Summary

Let us summarize

In this tutorial, we have seen,

Multiple Inheritance.

Hierarchical Inheritance.

Slide 6

Assignment

As an assignment

Create a class area and perimeter.

Find the area and perimeter of a rectangle.

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Slide Number 10


Acknowledgement

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