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I have recently learned classes and I understand how they work but I need to
practice all the particulars.  I was wondering if anyone could give me some
exercises concerning the following subjects.

questions on:

-normal classes (no inheritance) -creating copy constructors and assignment
operators for classes that have data members allocated in the free store
-derived classes, base classes -access control under inheritance; 
public,protected and private in derived -constructors, destructors and how
they behave under inheritance -inheritance and overloaded operators -indirect
base classes -virtual functions -multiple inheritance -questions on deciding
what type of objects to make to solve a particular problem,  ie. How to setup
your classes and their relationships to create an ideal interface for using
your objects to solve specific situations.

I can read about all theses topics and understand the basics of it, when to
use it and why, but the minute I start coding, I'll forgot stupid things like
what access my derived class has to its base class and blah blah blah so I
need to hammer it into my head by doing exercise after exercise after
exercise until it becomes second nature.  =P

can anyone help me?

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