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From: shashijeevan
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Hi Ravi,
You will use override for only virtual methods of
base class. This keyword is used to inform the compiler that the derived class
has different implementation of this method.
For Example:
If base class is Polygon and derived class is
Square. The method Area() that calculates the area of the Square will have
different logic than that of Polygon.
Having a different method will not be of any use in
this case.
regarsd,
shashi
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Subject: can anybody explain
Overriding?
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can
anybody explain Overriding?
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From: Ravikumarcbe
Hi,
Can anybody explain me the
Overriding clearly?
I know overiding means, totaly
overiding implementation of base class method... but
signature should be same right?
my question is, I could have differnet method
instead of overiding the base class method... I'm going to
totaly change the implementation of the method...
wt is the advantage of this?
Thanx in advance
With rgds,
Ravi
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