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One of the most commonly quoted advantages of object orientation is polymorphism.
C++ often relies on dynamically allocated pointers to achieve (run-time) polymorphism.

How can polymorphism be achieved without resorting to dynamic memory allocation?
I suspect that preallocating pointers on the stack is the answer but can someone please write some example code?

Thanks.

Polymorphism and the use of dynamic memory are not intrinsically linked, so polymorphism is possible without the use of dynamic memory