Message from C, C++ discussions
November 2019
— Its fine
What is "base-class-only member functions" ?
In general, yes, you can, but the answer can change based on your detalisation.
— Base-class-only member functions are declared in the base class and are not overridden by derived class member functions. answer?
— Yes you can.
— This is not base-class-only methods, because any child can use them.
— Yeah yeah my apologies)
— This is Liskov principle, one of main rules in OOP, any object of class that is derived from a base class, can be used as (substituted in place of) a parent class object.
— Ah i see. thank you bro
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— Hi is just saying hello....
— Have you ever used cls? that's not what cls does...
— What about bringing cursor to beginning again.