In C++. Generalize the Person-Student class hierarchy to include classes Faculty, UndergraduateStudent, GraduateStudent, Professor, Instructor. Explain the inheritance structure of these classes, and derive some appropriate member variables for each class.

A class is created by programmers so that the function of an implementation may be kept distinct from the data that it employs. As a direct result of this, functions and classes are able to work with any data type. a file that contains header information a technique that is not genuine. A sample format for a generic class design.

how can i provide an alirentive for the inheritance/genralization here ?

Write this C++ programme. Add 3 data members to the parent class and 2 to the child class to conduct inheritance. (data members in classes make sense). Parameterized constructors are required in parent classes.  Child class constructors must give values to parent class constructors. Finally, construct a child class object and show its data on the console.

A lot of these patterns feel very powerful and useful for abstracting and re-using code. Although, I am curious to know as to the extent in which a class "should" be extended in order to prevent unwanted bugs or over-use of a base class that could lead to a chain of inheritance that becomes too brittle.?