Create an abstract `Worker` class with `virtual void work() = 0;`. Create `Developer` printing ‘Coding’ and `Manager` printing ‘Managing’. In `main()`, create an array of two `Worker*` pointers containing one of each. Loop through the array and call `work()` on both.
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Print each worker's task on a separate line.
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Coding
Managing
Abstract base pointers allow creating polymorphic collections where you iterate through different types of objects with identical interfaces.
#include <iostream>
class Worker {
public:
// Pure virtual method
};
class Developer : public Worker {
public:
// Override
};
class Manager : public Worker {
public:
// Override
};
int main() {
// Setup array and iterate
return 0;
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