Q:

Pointer to an object in inheritance

Here I'm not getting correct output, Here I used inheritance concept, but I don't know, how to call method using object of pointer type.
Please some one give me some solution.  
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;    

class person
{
private:
    char *name,*blood,*dob;
    int height,weight;
public:
    static int count;
    person()
    {
        strcpy(name,"Name");
        strcpy(blood,"Blood");
        height=0;
        weight=0;
    }
    ~person()
    {
    }
    friend class person_info;
};

class person_info
{
private:
    char *add,*tel,*lic,*insu;
public:
    void getdata(person *obj,int n);
    void display(person *obj);

};

void person_info::getdata(person *obj,int n)
{
    for(int i=0;i<n;i++)
    {
        cin.ignore();
        cout<<"Enter Name Of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(obj->name,30);

        cout<<"Enter Blood group Of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(obj->blood,30);

        cout<<"Enter date of birth of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(obj->dob,30);

        cout<<"Enter Height of the Person : ";
        cin>>obj->height;

        cout<<"Enter Weight of the Person : ";
        cin>>obj->weight;

        cout<<"Enter Address Of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(this->add,30);

        cout<<"Enter Insurance no. Of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(this->insu,30);

        cout<<"Enter Telephone no Of the Person : ";
        cin.getline(this->tel,30);

        cout<<"Enter License no the Person : ";
        cin.getline(obj->blood,30);
    }
}
void person_info::display(person *obj)
{
    cout<<setw[10]<<"Name"<<setw[10]<<"Address"<<setw[10]<<"D. O. B."<<setw[3]<<"Blood G."<<setw[4]<<"Height"<<setw[10]<<"Weight"<<setw[10]<<"Insrn No."<<setw[10]<<"Tele No."<<setw[11]<<"Licence No.";
    cout<<setw[10]<<obj->name<<setw[10]<<this->add<<setw[10]<<obj->dob<<setw[3]<<obj->blood<<setw[4]<<obj->height<<setw[10]<<obj->weight<<setw[10]<<this->insu<<setw[10]<<this->tel<<setw[11]<<this->lic;
}

int main()
{
int ch=0,i=0,n;
    do
    {
        cout<<"1.getdata"<<endl;
        cout<<"2.display data"<<endl;
        cout<<"Enter choice";
        cin>>ch;
        person_info *p[2];        \\I think this part is not correct
        p[2]=new person_info();   \\I think this part is not correct
        person *p1[2];            \\I think this part is not correct
        p1[2]=new person();       \\I think this part is not correct
        switch(ch) 
        { 
        case 1: 
            cout<<"Enter No. Entries to be Entered :"; 
            cin>>n; 
            p[2]->getdata(p1[2],n);
            break;
        case 2: 
            for(int j=0;j<i;j++)
            {
                p[i]->display(p1[i]); 
            }
            break;
        }
    }while(ch!=3); 

A:

You neither initialized your members char *name,*blood,*dob;, nor you allocated memory for them. I recommend to use std::string instead of char*.
#include <string>

class person
{
   private:
   std::string name;
   std::string blood;
public:
    person()
        : name( "Name" )
        , blood( "Blood" )
    {}
    person( const char *n, const char *b )
        : name( n )
        , blood( b )
    {}
};

Note: strcpy(name,"Name"); copies the string "Name" to the memory referenced by char *name, but you never allocate any dynamic memory for name. name is not initialized and undefined.

