Using Inheritance in C++

Question

Create two classes Teacher and MathsTeacher, where Teacher has one public member called CollegeName. The class MathsTeacher inherits publicly from Teacher and has members mainSubject and TeacherName. Write a C++ program that uses inheritance. (You may include constructor or setter method)

Answer 1

1.) Use curly braces for class
2.) Use them also in the second class
3.) Don't forget the semicolon ; after variables.
4.) Why are you setting everything to void? Think about the structure again and what type of variables you need (int, double, char, string..)

I suggest you to go through the tutorial again.

Answer 2

Inheritance in C++

https://code.sololearn.com/ctT1c10QUn9K/?ref=app

Answer 3

Show your efforts!

Answer 4

I already did!! And since I'm having problems doing so that's why am asking

Answer 5

Vincent Alulu can we have a look what you had done?

Answer 6

you can post your code into the playground section, and then copy-paste it's link here,
in case you don't know.

Answer 7

Okay give me a minute

Answer 8

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Teacher(
public:
void collegeName()
);

class MathsTeacher: public Teacher
public:
void mainSubject
void TeacherName

int main() {
return 0;
}

Answer 9

Can anyone help me through the whole thing??

Answer 10

class Teacher {
public:
char* collegeName();
};

class MathsTeacher: public Teacher {
public:
char* mainSubject;
char* TeacherName;
};
int main() {
return 0;
}

Answer 11

Thanks Bebida Roja hope you can answer the other questions I posted too🙏🏿🙏🏿
Please!!

Answer 12

Just click on my account profile and you will see the last four questions I posted🙏🏿

Answer 13

Hey Bebida Roja
Please help me out with the other three questions too🙏🏿🙏🏿