Question

I am trying a my first useful object oriented program with some namespace usage.
I have a base class B which is in the namespace NS. If I try to inherit from this
base class to get the inheritance work, I should use the NS::B in the class decleration as below, is this really the case? Or is there a more widely accepted sytle for this inheritance syntax?

namespace NS
{
    class D: public NS::B{
    ...
    };
}

Best,
Umut

Answer 1

If your D is in namespace NS, you don’t have to qualify NS::B, since D and B are in the same namespace. You can just use class D : public B.