Except that Java methods (along with classes) can be marked as final, so
they cannot be overridden.
--John
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> Actually what you are describing, in C++ terminology, is a PURE virtual
> function. In Java, all methods are equivalent to a C++ virtual function.
> (*Chris*)
>
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