How to call child object's overloading function in polymorphism?

Try: class Parent { public: virtual someFunc() { /* implementation A */ }; //^^^^^^^ }; Though technically not required. I always find it good style to also declare the derived function virtual: class Child : public Parent { public: virtual someFunc() { /* implementation B */ }; }; Unlike Java functions are not virtual by default.

Declare someFunc virtual. This will ensure that the implementation of the actual object is called, not the implementation depending on the pointer type. This will, however, add some overhead connected with the creation of the VTABLE and slower calling of the virtual function, but is essentially what polymorphism is.

There is no polymorphism here! None of your functions are virtual. If you want polymorphism, do this: class Parent { public: virtual someFunc() { /* implementation A */ }; }.

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