C++ kalıtımı

[lalo2salamanca]

Hello everyone,


First of all, I am new to this, so if my question is inappropriate ( Note linked to Ubuntu ) please don't look at my flaw. My C++ abilities are uncertain, so I was hoping that someone could help me in the flowing situation. I have four classes: Class B expands class A, class beta expands alpha class, alpha is a member of A, and beta is a member of B ( or should be ). So the code I think is as folks:

class alpha{
/* stuff */
}

class beta: public alpha {
/* stuff */
}

class A{
alpha alpha_obj;
/* stuff */
}

class B: public A {
beta beta_obj;
/* stuff */
}

So the question is: Is there a better way to do this? This form looks stupid because it will have a copy of class B alpha and beta, which is not what I really want. Is it a better approach to use some kind of virtual data? This probably seems like something simple that happens often, I'm not very experienced with c ++, so any advice can be highly appreciated!

 

[FakirMaker]

First of all, this forum is the place usually Turkish speaking folks hanging around. Second, what you are asking is called Multiple inheritance, so you can search on the internet by typing "Multiple inheritance", i am quite sure you can find trillion of examples. Check the link below:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/multiple-inheritance-in-c/amp/