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Below is an example of calling the parent class function from the derived class function.
#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; class p1 { public: void first() { cout << "\nThe parent class p1 function is called."; } }; class d1 : public p1 { public: void first() { cout << "The derived class d1 function is called."; p1::first(); } }; int main() { d1 d; d.first(); return 0; }
Output Result
The derived class d1 function is called. The parent class p1 function is called.
In the above program, the parent class p is created1and defines the function first() within it.
class p1 { public: void first() { cout << "\nThe parent class p1 function is called."; } };
Create a derived class that inherits from the parent class p1and overload the parent class function first().
class d1 : public p1 { public: void first() { cout << "The derived class d1 function is called."; p1::first(); } };
d1The function of the class is calling p1The function of the class.
p1::first();