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this point, the function of the base class is hidden, regardless of the virtual keyword (Note that it is not confused with overloading).(2) If the function of the derived class has the same name as the function of the base class, and the parameters are the same , the base class function does not have the virtual keyword. At this point, the function of the base class is hidden (be careful not to confuse the overlay).Cases:#include using namespacestd;classbase{ Public: Virtual voidFfloatx) {co

1 Rules to override:1) The "Return value type method name (parameter list)" of the subclass method must be the same as the parent class method2) The modifier of the subclass method cannot be less than the modifier of the parent class method3) If the parent method throws an exception, the subclass method throws an exception type that cannot be greater than the parent class4) The Child parent class method must be either static or non-static5) The method

Overloads, overrides, and hidden definitions:Overloading: Occurs within the same scope (for example, inside a class) and defines a series of methods with the same name, but the method has a different argument list. This allows you to decide which one to call by passing different parameters. A different return value type does not make an overload.Override: Occurs when inheriting, redefining a method in the parent class in a subclass, the method in the subclass is the same as the method of the par

Overload: Implements multiple versions of a function. The Compiler determines when to call a function. The return value of a function is not used as a basis to distinguish between overloaded functions. Override: implements the same function as the parent class signature in the subclass. Overloading is when you make multiple versions of a function. The Compiler figures out which function to call. Overloading does not take return type to differentia

I. The role of IsEqual The role of isequal: To determine whether two objects are equal For the base type, the = = operator compares the value;For object types, the = = operator compares the address of an object (that is, whether it is the same object) Objective-c and Java do not support operator overloading, and C + + supports operator overloading, so that you can make a judgment on operator overloading Two, rewrite the IsEqual method The type defined in the COCOA framework,NSString isequaltost

The properties of the form and control CreateParams ( which is really a property ) are magical, because it makes it easy for you to control some of the features of a form or control such as a border, the ability to minimize the hide of the Close button, the modal popup mode of the form, and so on. Although the createparams has such great potential, it is very discreet when used, and if you do not understand the CreateParams attribute, you will be very confused when writing other code.Refer to th

Code highlighting produced by Actipro CodeHighlighter (freeware)http://www.CodeHighlighter.com/-->/* * Created by sharpdevelop. * User: noo * Date: 2009-8-16 * Time: 17: 10 * * Hide and override 2 */ Using system;Class naoa{Public Virtual void output (){Console. writeline ("base class method ");}}Class naob: naoa{Public override void output () // note that only one{Console. writeline ("

I believe many of my friends will encounter problems related to @ overide when using eclispe to develop Java projects. The error format is as follows: The method *** of Type *** must override a superclass Method At this time, this method actually overwrites the method of a parent class, so this error will be confusing. But in fact, the reason is very simple: Because your compiler is JDK 5, and 5 does not support the @

Copy Code code as follows: public class Father { public void Write () { Console.WriteLine ("Father"); } } public class Mother{public virtual void Write (){Console.WriteLine ("Mother");}} public class Boy:father{Public new void Write (){Console.WriteLine ("Zi");}} public class Girl:mother{public override void Write (){Console.WriteLine ("Female");}} Copy Code code as follows: static void Main (string[] args) { Father Fa

. Out. println ("~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ");Demo3 D3 = new demo3 (3 );D3.fun1 (); // demo2 inherits all methods of the parent class demo1 and super parent classes.D3.fun2 ();D3.fun3 ();System. Out. println ("~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ");Demo1 D11 = new demo2 (2 );D11.fun1 (); // method in demo2 to override the method in demo1; otherwise, only the demo1 method is available.System. Out. println ("------------");Demo1 d111 = new demo3 (3 );D111.fun1 (); // The method in dem

Overload, override and overwrite English close, more easily confused, coupled with a variety of translations, the use of pigtailed, often is today clear tomorrow confused. These three concepts have been discussed separately in the previous chapters, where the comparison is concentrated to make a memo:overload(heavy Duty)The preceding analysis of C + + function overloading is the use of the C + + name mangling mechanism, which allows multiple functions

First take a look at the following sample code: Parent.java public class Parent...{ 　　public void parentMethod() ...{ 　　} } Ichild.java public interface IChild ...{ 　　void interfaceMethod(); } Child.java public class Child extends Parent implements IChild ...{ 　　@Override 　　public void parentMethod() ...{ 　　} 　　@Override 　　public void interfaceMethod() ...{ 　　} } Because the code is simple, I don't e

Overload (Heavy): in a C + + program, several functions that are semantically and functionally similar can be represented by the same name, but the parameters or return values are different (including the type, the order differs), which is the function overload.(1) The same range (in the same class);(2) The function has the same name;(3) different parameters;(4) The virtual keyword is optional.Override (Overwrite): Refers to a derived class function that overrides a base class function , charact

Description: The override reserved word indicates that the current function overrides the virtual function of the base class.Objective: 1. In the case of more functions, you can prompt the reader that a function overrides the base class virtual function (which means that the virtual function is inherited from the base class, not the derived class itself); 2. Forces the compiler to check whether a function overrides the base class virtual function, and

Overload, override, overwrite, rewrite these words often appear in C + + book, read some translated version found not to override, overwrite, rewrite strict distinction, mostly translated into rewrite. In fact, the English version of the original will find that different contexts are described in different words. The following is an analysis:? Overload overloadingFor this translation, there is no objection,

Whether in NetBeans or in the Eclipse development environment, when writing Java code often encounter @override tags, usually only know that the meaning of coverage is good ~ then the value of this tag is only these?Most recently, when I re-turned the thinking in Java, I looked at it, and the small label deepened my understanding of object-oriented.General Purpose Help yourself to check if the correct replication of the existing methods in t

First, prefaceThere are now two classes of son and parent, and type son will override the GetName function of type parent. Unfortunately, due to the code of the agricultural idea, write the following code: Public class parent{ public String getName () { return'Parent " ; }} Public class Son extends parent{ public String getnames () { return' Son"; }}The above code compiles through and does not realize the realization error, tragedy h

Idea compiler reported @override error It is said that this is the problem of JDK, @Override is JDK5, but there is a small bug, that is, do not support the implementation of the interface, that this is not override and JDK6 fixed the bug, You can add @override to either the parent class's method overrides or the inter

Override refers to "overwrite", which means that subclasses override the parent class. The method in the parent class can no longer be accessed by the object of the subclass. New is "hidden", which means that subclasses hide the method of the parent class, and of course, through certain transformations, you can access the method of the parent class in the object of the subclass. So the difference between C

C + + language standards These years have evolved quickly, and many of the newly introduced features have not been used. To be honest, I am also lazy, always feel that I have mastered the C + + has enough to deal with the daily projects, so there is no motivation to learn new features. And always feel that the new introduction of the characteristics of most belong to the kind of "grammatical sugar", can play a small role, in fact, is dispensable. But recently when I wrote a small program, there