Hi Frank, > Do virtual functions work with class objects created on the stack? Yes. > Consider the example below. I think you may be misunderstanding this line: A y = B(); That makes an A on the stack, since y is an A. y does not become a B from the assignment. Rather B is sliced to an A. So that A y = B(); is not analogous to: A* x = new B(); To fix your example, do this: B y = B(); Sincerely, --Eljay
