So far, you have seen how to modularize code in functions and encapsulate data with code in a class. You have also seen how to write generic code with templates. Classes and encapsulation allow you to combine together code and data as an object. In this chapter, you'll learn how to reuse code through inheritance and composition and how to use class inheritance to write object-orientated code.
Introduction to Object-Orientated Programming
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