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Virtual Functions

The document contains C++ class definitions for an 'Entity' class and a derived 'Player' class. Both classes have private member variables for coordinates and a public method 'Print' to output these coordinates. There are errors in the code such as incorrect access specifiers and variable names that need to be corrected for proper functionality.

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Virtual Functions

The document contains C++ class definitions for an 'Entity' class and a derived 'Player' class. Both classes have private member variables for coordinates and a public method 'Print' to output these coordinates. There are errors in the code such as incorrect access specifiers and variable names that need to be corrected for proper functionality.

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class Entity

{
privat:
int m_X,m_Y;
public:
virtual void Print() {
cout << x << "," <<y << endl;
}
};
class Player : public Entity
{
privat:
int m_X,m_Y;
public:
Player(int x, int y) {
m_X = x;
m_Y = y;
}
void Print() override //that means the existence of a similar method in a
class that this class is inherent from.
{
cout << x << "," <<y << endl;
//static methods deal only with static var
}
};

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