C + +--the member of the same name and the method of function invocation and the construction destruction order of derived classes

1#include <iostream>2 using namespacestd;3 classObject {4  public:5Object (intTest): A (1), B (2), C (3) {cout <<"object construction \ n"; }6~Object ()7     {8cout <<"object destructor \ n";9     }Ten     inta; one     intb; a     intc; -     voidsame_fuc () -     { thecout <<"Object test...\n"; -     } -     voidO_print () -     { +cout <<"a b c is"<< a <<" "<< b <<" "<< C <<endl; -     } +  a }; at classParent: publicObject { -  public: -Parent (intTest): Object (1), A ( -), B ( $), C ( -), Obj1 (1), Obj2 (2)//note  -     { -cout <<"Parent Construct ... \ n"; -     } in~Parent () -     { tocout <<"Parent Destruction ... \ n"; +     } -     inta; the     intb; *     intc; $     voidsame_fuc ()Panax Notoginseng     { -cout <<"Parent test...\n"; the     } +     voidP_print () a     { thecout <<"a b c is"<< a <<" "<< b <<" "<< C <<endl; +     } - Object obj1; $ Object obj2; $ }; - classChild: publicParent - { the  public: -Child ():P Arent (1), A ( +), B ( -), C ( the) {cout <<"child construct \ n"; }Wuyi~child () the     { -cout <<"Child destructor,, \ n"; wu     } -     voidC_print () about     { $cout <<"a b c is"<< a <<" "<< b <<" "<< C <<endl; -     } -     voidsame_fuc () -     { acout <<"child test...\n"; +     } the     inta; -     intb; $     intc; the }; the  the intMain () the { -  in child c1; the C1.c_print (); thec1.a =520;//the default is equivalent to c1. child::a=520; about C1.c_print (); thec1. Parent::a =5200; the C1.p_print (); the C1.c_print (); +c1. Object::a =52000; - C1.o_print (); the C1.c_print ();Bayi  theC1.same_fuc ();//the default is equivalent to c1. Child::same_fuc (); the c1. Parent::same_fuc (); - c1. Object::same_fuc (); -     return 0; the}

C + +--the name of the named member and function invocation of the derived class and the construction of the destructor sequence