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// Simple Boss
// Demonstrates inheritance
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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

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// Declaration of class Enemy  
// This would normally be in the file Enemy.h
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class Enemy
{
   public:
      int m_Damage;
      Enemy();
      void Attack() const;
};

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// Definition/Implementation of Enemy class
// This would normally be in the file: Enemy.cpp
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Enemy::Enemy(): m_Damage(10)
{
   // nothing to do, the above instantiation list
   // already initialized m_Damage = 10
}

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void Enemy::Attack() const
{
   cout << "Attack inflicts " << m_Damage << " damage points!\n";
}

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// Declaration of class Boss
// Normally this would be done in file: Boss.h
// Notice it is derived from the class Enemy
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class Boss : public Enemy
{
   public:
      int m_DamageMultiplier;
      Boss();
      void SpecialAttack() const;
};

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// Implementation of the class Boss
// Normally this would be done in the file: Boss.cpp
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Boss::Boss(): m_DamageMultiplier(3)
{
   // nothing to do here. The above instantiation list
   // already initialized m_DamageMultiplier = 3
}

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void Boss::SpecialAttack() const
{
   cout << "Special Attack inflicts " << (m_DamageMultiplier * m_Damage);
   cout << " damage points!\n";
}


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// main function
// Normally this would be found in a separate .cpp file
// perhaps named BossTest.cpp
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int main()
{
   cout << "Creating an enemy.\n";
   Enemy enemy1;

   enemy1.Attack();
   cout << "\nCreating a boss.\n";

   Boss boss1;
   boss1.Attack();
   boss1.SpecialAttack();

   return 0;
}

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// files ends