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A: The simple answer is that a virtual destructor is one which is declared along with the virtual attribute. The behavior of virtual destructor is what is significant. If you demolish an object via a caller or reference to a base class, and base-class destructor is not virtual, derived-class destructors are not executed, & destruction may not be complete.

 

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