Use any algorithm you like for your Final Project C++. Some examples are: ATM machine Vending Machine Driving a car A simple game Your project shall use the following as a minimum: The main function that utilizes the minimum code to drive the program. Coding details shall be in appropriately-implemented classes. At least three class modules, the base class shall be abstract and two associated derived classes. At least one example of an overloaded constructor. At least one polymorphic method. Demonstrate correct use of public, private and protected keywords.

Use any algorithm you like for your Final Project C++. Some examples are: ATM machine Vending Machine Driving a car A simple game Your project shall use the following as a minimum: The main function that utilizes the minimum code to drive the program. Coding details shall be in appropriately-implemented classes. At least three class modules, the base class shall be abstract and two associated derived classes. At least one example of an overloaded constructor. At least one polymorphic method. Demonstrate correct use of public, private and protected keywords.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter12: Adding Functionality To Your Classes

Section12.4: Class Inheritance And Polymorphism

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