Template Method

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Computer{
public:
    void run(){
        enterKBC();
        enterBIOS();
        enterSystem();
        showLogo();
    }

    virtual  ~Computer(){  }
protected:
    virtual void enterKBC() = 0;
    virtual void enterBIOS() = 0;
    virtual void enterSystem() = 0;
private:
    void showLogo(){ cout << " Joe coLtd. " <<endl; }
};

class LinuxComputer : public Computer{
protected:
    void enterKBC() override{
        cout << "Enter KBC 1.0." <<endl;
    }

    void enterBIOS() override{
        cout << "Enter BIOS 1.0." <<endl;
    }

    void enterSystem() override{
        cout << "Enter Linux System." <<endl;
    }
};

class WindowComputer : public Computer{
protected:
    void enterKBC() override{
        cout << "Enter KBC 1.5." <<endl;
    }

    void enterBIOS() override{
        cout << "Enter BIOS 1.3." <<endl;
    }

    void enterSystem() override{
        cout << "Enter Windows System." <<endl;
    }
};

class MacComputer : public Computer{
protected:
    void enterKBC() override{
        cout << "Enter KBC 2.0." <<endl;
    }

    void enterBIOS() override{
        cout << "Enter BIOS 2.1." <<endl;
    }

    void enterSystem() override{
        cout << "Enter Mac System." <<endl;
    }
};



int main()
{
    cout << "Hello World!" << endl;

    Computer * linuxComputer = new LinuxComputer();
    linuxComputer->run();

    cout << "-----------------------"<<endl;

    Computer * windowComputer = new WindowComputer();
    windowComputer->run();

    cout << "-----------------------"<<endl;

    Computer * macComputer = new MacComputer();
    macComputer->run();

    cout << "-----------------------"<<endl;




    return 0;
}