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What is binding in c plus plus?

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13y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Binding refers to classes and their member methods. A class that has no virtual methods can simply be bound to all its methods at compile time. This is known as static binding. However classes with virtual functions require special handling as they can be overridden by derived classes. If the derived class cannot be determined at compile time, then its overridden methods are dynamically bound at runtime, using the virtual table (or v-table) to determine which version of a method must be called.

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