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Hacker Rank solution for Accessing Inherited Functions In C++

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Asked: Anonymously | Category: C++

 

#include<iostream>


using namespace std;


int callA=0;

int callB=0;

int callC=0;

class A

{

protected:


   void func(int  & a)

   {

      a=a*2;

      callA++;

   }

};


class B

{

protected:

   void func(int & a)

   {

      a=a*3;

      callB++;

   }

};


class C

{

protected:

   void func(int & a)

   {

      a=a*5;

      callC++;

   }

};


class D : public A,public B,public C

{

 int val;

 public:

  //Initially val is 1

   D()

   {

    val=1;

   }


   //Implement this function

   void update_val(int new_val)

   {

          int a = new_val;

     while ( a %2 == 0)

     {

         a = a/2;

         A::func(val);

     }

     while ( a % 3 == 0)

     {

         a = a/3;

         B::func(val);

     }

     while ( a % 5 == 0)

     {

         a = a/5;

         C::func(val);

     }


   }

   //For Checking Purpose

   void check(int); //Do not delete this line.

};


void D::check(int new_val)

{

       update_val(new_val);

       cout<<"Value = "<<val<<endl<<"A's func called "<<callA<<" times "<<endl<<"B's func called "<<callB<<" times "<<endl<<"C's func called "<<callC<<" times"<<endl;

}



int main()

{

   D d;

   int new_val;

   cin>>new_val;

   d.check(new_val);



}


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