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OOP override method

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Why do we override methods in its subclasses in object oriented programming? saru

Name: borelli35
Date: September 18, 2003 at 00:47:22 Pacific

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So that we can change the behavior and/or processing of data within that object from what was originally intended to what you want it to do now. borelli35

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