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944 PointsIncrement life instead of creating a class
Instead of Declaring new class can't we just define a new function which would increment life of enemy as if the enemy is declared as variable and not a constant so it can be changed....& If this can't be done can anyone justify me why????????????
yousifa
4,152 Pointsyousifa
4,152 PointsYou can totally do that. I don't think this was the best way to describe inheritance, but it works I guess. If we increment life, the programmer would have to do so every time he/she creates an instance of that class. It is just cleaner and less work in the long run to use inheritance.