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student*
ps = new student;
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if
(typeid(*ps) == typeid(account))
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cout <<"*ps is an account
object" <<endl;
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if
(typeid(*ps) == typeid(checking))
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cout <<"*ps is a checking
object" <<endl;
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if
(typeid(*ps) == typeid(student))
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cout <<"*ps is a student
object" <<endl;
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if
(typeid(*ps) == typeid(savings))
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cout <<"*ps is a savings
object" <<endl;
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The
typeid operator is used to check the type of an object
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against
a known type whereas the dynamic_cast operator
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can
be used to check the type of an object against an entire
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hierarchy.
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