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#ifndef EXAMPLE25_STUDENTASSISTANT_H
#define EXAMPLE25_STUDENTASSISTANT_H
#include <iostream>
class StudentAssistant : public Assistant, public Student {
public:
StudentAssistant(std::string n, std::string f1, double g, std::string f2, std::string s) :
Student(n, f1, g), Assistant(n, f2, s) {}
//Student("S-"+n, f1, g), Assistant("A-"+n, f2, s) {}
// When virtual derivation calls to constructors Person are ignored in classes Student and Assistant
// calling constructor Person needs to be explicit here
//StudentAssistant(std::string n, std::string f1, double g, std::string f2, std::string s) :
//Person(n), Student(n, f1, g), Assistant(n, f2, s) {}
//Person(n), Student("S-"+n, f1, g), Assistant("A-"+n, f2, s) {}
virtual ~StudentAssistant() {
}
void print() const {
// without virtual derivation it does not work
//std::cout << "Student-Assistant: " << Person::name << " " << Student::faculty << " "
// << avgGrade << " " << Assistant::faculty << " " << subject << std::endl;
std::cout << "Student-Assistant: " << Student::name << " " << Student::faculty << " "
<< avgGrade << " " << Assistant::name << " " << Assistant::faculty << " " << subject << std::endl;
}
};
#endif //EXAMPLE25_STUDENTASSISTANT_H