7.3.2 Function Overriding

Function Overriding is a method in which we define functions of derived class with the same name as that of functions of the base class.

For example, consider a base class which has a function void read() and the derived class also has a function void read().Hence both base and derived class contain functions with the same name.This is called "Function overriding".Thus, We say that derived class overrides the base class.





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