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[code=cplusplus] class Base { //private methods void printMyType() { cout << "this is base type" << endl; } //public methods void printAllInfo() { cout << "this An accout" << endl; printMyType(); } }; //end base class class derived : public Base { //private method void printMyType() { cout << "this …
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Hi there I have the following problem! Please help! [code=cplusplus]class Base { //private methods void printMyType() { cout << "this is base type" << endl; } //public methods void printAllInfo() { cout << "this An accout" << endl; printMyType(); } }; //end base class class derived : public Base { …
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Ok i have a parent class called MobileAccount, it has a public method called void PrintAccountInfo(), and within this PrintAccountInfo() method I call a private method called void PrintAccountType(). Now as I mentioned the parent class called MobileAccount has a subclass called AdvancedAccount, it too has a method called PrintAccountInfo() … 
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I have the following class called Advanced Account, which inheritis from MobileAccount. The constructor for advanced account is defined below. AdvancedAccount::AdvancedAccount(MobileNumber & rnum, string & rname) :MobileAccount(rnum,rname) { mFreeCalls=0; mMaxFreeCalls=3; mMinTopup=1.0; } I then also have the following overloaded operator described below which makes LHS=RSH. AdvancedAccount& AdvancedAccount:perator= (const AdvancedAccount& raa) …
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