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using the player, Junior Player and Senior Player class declarations below attempt the question
class Player
{
    string name;
    string PlayerId;
public:
    Player();
    Player(string, string);
    void Register(string, string);
    void Display();
    void GivePoint();
};
class JuniorPlayer :public Player
{
    int bonusAmount;
public:
    void Display();
    JuniorPlayer incrementBonus();
}
a.once the player class is abstract what single change you must do in junior Player class to make it non abstract
b.write a constructor that would Call from Junior Player class the player class parameterized constructor and also give values to Junior Player class data members and player class data members


What I have tried:

i have tried doing it many time but i cant understand
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Updated 15-Apr-21 23:37pm

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Apr-21 5:38am    
And Malik posted the same question (see below).

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