what is the purpose of overrides?

Answer Posted / ravikant kumar

The basic purpose of Overrides is to temporarily change the attributes of a file.So you don't have to create permanent files for every combination of attributes your application might need.Overrides gives you the flexibility to use existing model files anddynamically change their attributes.

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