Write a short program that shows how to defeat the slicing problem.

What will be an ideal response?

```
// to defeat the slicing problem #include using namespace std; class B {
public:
B():bPtr(new char('B')){ }
virtual void f(){ cout << "B::f() " << *bPtr << endl; }
virtual ~B(){ delete[] bPtr; }
private:
char * bPtr;
};
class D:public B
{
public:
D():B(),dPtr(new char('D')){ }
void f(){ cout << "D::f() " << *dPtr << endl; }
~D() { delete dPtr; }
private:
char * dPtr;
};
int main()
{
B *b1;
B *b = new B;
D *d = new D;
d->f(); // calls D::f()
b->f(); // calls B::f()
b1 = b; // save pointer to memory so I can delete it
b = d;
d->f(); // calls D::f()
b->f(); // calls D::f()
delete d;
delete b1;
}
/*
D::f() D
B::f() B
D::f() D
D::f() D
*/
```