Why we use the dynamic_cast type conversion?

1.	Why we use the dynamic_cast type conversion?
A.	to be used in low memory
B.	result of the type conversion is an invalid
C.	result of the type conversion is a valid
D.	All of above
E.	None of these
Answer» D. All of above

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