You only need to declare things in child classes if you're overriding
them, so unless you're doing that you should just declare them in the
super class.
Also, I tend to think it's bad idea to override variables, but that
may just be me.
-Andy
On 2/1/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I'm cuurrently refactoring some code in a project with lots of extended classes.
What is the recommended practice in declaring static vs non-static (private
static vs private)
variables?
Should they be declared in both the super and sub classes?
My goal is to avoid any redundant code.
Thanks
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