Re: changing access modifier of base method

Peter Duniho <NpOeStPeAdM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

<snip>

Now, for what it's worth, there are OOP environments in which you have a
little more control. You still can't hide a method, but you can ensure
that your code always gets called, because the language has _only_ virtual
methods. For example, Java.

No, Java has non-virtual methods too - you use the "final" modifier to
seal a method. It's just that unfortunately Java's methods are virtual
by default.

(I think C# classes ought to be sealed by default as well, but that's a
whole other discussion...)

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