Re: Inheritance question

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Oh, yes... One last thing I forgot to say above (which was my primary
question; hehe) is: override and abstract in the same signature doesn't
make much sense to me. I mean, It's not like you can create an instance
of class "Derived" and assign it to a variable of type class Base, to
use in polymorphism, because it's abstract. I do, however, understand
if it was "new abstract" but, "override abstract"? what's up with that
confusing signature?

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