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Applied Research

Applied Research
Applied Research   Applied research is use to solve the specific policy problems. Theory is less central for applied research than seeking a solution of specific problem. Applied research is normally a descriptive research and its immediate practical use is major strength of it.   When decision must be made about a particular real life problem then applied research is the best to conduct. It covers... 

Basic Research

Basic Research
Basic Research Basic research is to move forward the fundamental knowledge about human world. It mainly focuses on theories about explanation of world operations to reject or support them i.e. why social relations are a certain way, what make things happen and why society changes. Basic research is the source to deliver the most new scientific ideas and ways of thinking about the world. Most commonly... 

Constructors of Multiple Inheritance

Constructors of Multiple Inheritance
Constructors of Multiple Inheritances:             When a class is derived from more than one base class, the constructor of the derived class as well as of all its base classes arc executed when an object of the derived class is created.             If the constructor functions have no parameters then first the constructor functions of the base classes are executed and then the... 

Multiple Inheritances

Multiple Inheritances
Multiple Inheritances:             In multiple inheritances, a class is derived by using more than one class. In multiple inheritances the derived class receives the members of two or more base classes.             Multiple inheritances are a powerful feature of Object Oriented Programming. This technique reduces the program size and saves programmer’s time. The programmer uses... 

Derived Class Constructors

Derived Class Constructors
Derived Class Constructors:             In inheritance, a constructor of the derived class as well the constructor functions of the base class arc automatically executed when an object of the derived class is created.             The following example explains the concept of execution of constructor functions in single inheritance.   Program:   #include <iostream.h> #include... 

Types of Inheritance

Types of Inheritance
Types of Inheritances:             There are three kinds of inheritance   Public Inheritance Private Inheritance Protected Inheritance   Public Inheritance:             In Public Inheritance, the public members of the base class become the public members of the derived class. Thus the objects of the derived class can access public members (both data and functions) of the base... 

Derived Classes

Derived Classes
Defining Derived Classes:             The syntax for defining a derived class is slightly different from the syntax of the base class definition. The declaration of a derived class also includes the name of the base class from which it is derived. The general syntax for defining a derived class is:   class sub_class_name : specifier base_class_name { ———————– members... 

Explanatory Research

Explanatory Research
Explanatory Research   To come up with the issue that is already known to us or we also have the description of it, we may be begin from the why question i.e. why the things the way they are. The explanation of the desire to know “why” is the major purpose of basic research. It is to identify the reason of something happen and builds on exploratory & descriptive research. When researcher... 

Descriptive Research

Descriptive Research
Descriptive Research   To present the specific details of a scenario, social setting or relationship is descriptive research. Descriptive Research, as the term implies, it is to describe the characteristics of a phenomenon. The answers of who, what, when, where and how can be determined by descriptive research. For example Population Census, Labor Force Surveys and Education Census are to be covered... 

Protected Access Specifier

Protected Access Specifier
Protected Access Specifier:             The public members of a class are accessible by all functions in the program and the private members of a class are accessible only by member functions and friend functions of that class. Similarly, the protected members of a class are accessible by the member functions and friend functions of that class.             The protected members... 
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