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nRun Time Type Identification (RTTI) uses type information stored in objects by the compiler to determine at run time the actual type of an object pointed or referred to.
nRTTI can only be used when at least one function has been declared to be virtual in the class or in a direct or indirect base class.
nFor the full benefits of dynamic binding, applications must write code independent of the type of object being pointed or referred to.
nRTTI provides a way for client applications to determine the type of an object without having to compromise their use of dynamic binding.
RTTI