Suppose you have a class CBird, as follows, that you want to use as a base class for deriving a
hierarchy of bird classes:
class CBird
{
protected:
int wingSpan;
int eggSize;
int airSpeed;
int altitude;
public:
virtual void fly() { altitude = 100; }
};
Is it reasonable to create a CHawk by deriving from CBird?
hierarchy of bird classes:
class CBird
{
protected:
int wingSpan;
int eggSize;
int airSpeed;
int altitude;
public:
virtual void fly() { altitude = 100; }
};
Is it reasonable to create a CHawk by deriving from CBird?
How about a COstrich? Justify your answers.
Derive an avian hierarchy that can cope with both of these birds.
