Hi monks
I'm trying to write code of Obj inheritance but I face some problems: 
my $jhon = Worker->new_worker();
$jhon->print_worker_data();

my $telma = Worker->new_worker(name   => "Telama",
                   age => 25);
$telma->print_worker_data();

        
my $bob = Manager->new_worker(name   => "Bob",
                   age => 40);
$bob->print_worker_data();
$bob->wc();

##=====================================
package Worker;
sub new_worker { ## Constructor.
    my $invocant = shift;
    my $class = ref($invocant);
    my $self = {
    name   => "Jhon Do",
    age    => 32,
    @_ ,
    }; 
    bless ($self)  ;
    return $self ;
};

sub print_worker_data {
    my $self = shift;
    print $self->{name} . " age is:". $self->{age}."\n";
};
##===========================================


package Manager;

use base ("Worker");

sub wc{
    my $self = shift;
    print $self->{name} . " is in title to use the managers toilet\n";
+ 
};

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OK, I started the Manager pack with "our @ISA = "Worker" but I couldn't do any thing for Bob there, When I wrote "use base ("Worker")" I was able to initiate Bob but I could't activate the wc method. So Bob need to go out with the common people. Thanks guys
Michael

In reply to inheritance problems by michaelg

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