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When to use virtual destructors?
Virtual destructor and undefined behavior
i am new to c++ and programming,i have observed that destructor is always declared virtual.
may i know why is it so?
Thanks in Advance
It’s declared virtual so that inheriting classes will remember to override this method to do their own cleanup. This is important to prevent memory leaks.