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In general, a pointer to an object of one type cannot point to an object of another type ... In C ++, a pointer-reference to a base class can indicate-refer to an object of a derived class-type ...

Give an example code ... Thank you!

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    class Base {}; class Derived : public Base {}; main() { Base* base = new Derived(); // указатель на базовый класс фактически ссылается на объект производного класса. }
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    In general, a pointer to an object of one type cannot point to an object of another type ... In C ++, a pointer-reference to a base class can indicate-refer to an object of a derived class-type ...

    Also, a pointer of type void * can refer to any object.