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Nowhere in your code I see numbers <code>10</code> and <code>15</code>. How do you expect the program to know that specific weapon's damage is supposed to be <code>10</code> or <code>15</code>? According to your code, class <code>Weapon</code> has a constructor that accepts the weapon's damage value. But you never use this constructor. Instead, you seem to be constructing <code>m_weapon</code> members using the default constructor of <code>Weapon</code> class, which simply leaves garbage in <code>m_damage</code> field. You have to develop a way to perform a meaningful initialization of your <code>m_weapon</code> objects. At this point you seem to be hoping that the compiler somehow telepathically figures out the damage values for various weapon objects. Compilers cannot do that. EDIT: What you do in your constructors is just construct a local <code>m_weapon</code> object, which has absolutely no relation to member <code>m_weapon</code> object. Your member <code>m_weapon</code> objects remain uninitialized (i.e. default initialized with garbage in <code>m_damage</code>). It is not possible to perform initialization of member subobject from a constructor body. Member subobjects can only be initialized from constructor initializer list (read about it in your C++ book or do a search). On top of that, you are only allowed to initialize immediate members of the class, meaning that <code>m_weapon</code> can only be initialized from <code>Character</code>'s constructor. It is not possible to do it from <code>Warrior</code>'s or <code>Wizard</code>'s constructor.
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1. COThe numbers 10 qnd 5 are used in the Warrior and Wizard constructors. I edited the OP with both constructors.
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2. COThanks a lot, I'll make some research about this point!
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