#include using namespace std; /* *************************** * * * The dragon (WIP) * * * *************************** A more detailed version of perfect world Special thanks to @Karl T https://www.sololearn.com/Profile/2835675 @Hatsy https://www.sololearn.com/Profile/2034558 For solving with the codes errors - Huge help!! 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 The input takes a value for the damage dealt 0 0 0 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 */ //So far base class has no errors class Dragon { public: //base constructor Dragon() { cout << "Suddenly, A dragon appears!!" << endl << endl; } ~Dragon() { cout << "Victory!\n\nThe dragon was defeated!" << endl << endl; } //a non virtual function for the base class void Attack() { cout << "Dragon attacks!\n"; } // virtual function that is changed by each class that inherits it (OVERRIDE) virtual void attack(int a) { cout << "The dragon deals " << a << " damage!"; } private: int level; string type; string name; }; // Here is where it goes wrong class LightningDragon :public Dragon { public: //Constructor for the Derived with a parameter for level LightningDragon(std::string n,std::string t,int l, int h) { //interger functions setLevel(l); setHealth(h); //string functions setName(n); setType(t); } void setLevel(int l) { level = l; } int getLevel() { return level; } void setHealth(int h) { hp = h; } int getHealth() { return hp; } void setName(std::string n) { name = n; } std::string getName() { return name; } void setType(std::string t) { type = t; } std::string getType() { return type; } void attack(int a) { cout << "The dragon attacks!\n" << endl; cout << "Target takes " << a << " damage!" << endl << endl; } ~LightningDragon() { } private: int level; int hp; string name; string type; }; int main() { int l = 20; int damage; int *dam = &damage; //className obj (level, hp) LightningDragon lg("Lightning Dragon ","Electric ", l, 700); // Check for getLevel and setLevel cout << "The dragon is LV " << lg.getLevel() << endl << endl; // Check for getHealth and setHealth cout << "Its has " << lg.getHealth() <<" Health points" << endl << endl; // input for damage dealt cout << "Enter the amount of damage" << endl << endl; cin >> *dam; // Pointer to acsess class Dragon virtual function Dragon *d1 = ≶ d1->attack(*dam); return 0; }