can we have virtual functions in java?
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In java, all methods are virtual functions by default. So
we can override a method in any subclasses .
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Answer / magan
By default all the methods are virtual functions in java.
So there is no need of virtual functions.
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Answer / meera
virtual functions are abstract methods in java. by default
all the methods are abstract in interface.
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In java all method use dynamic method lookup and therefore
are be default virtual. so there is no way to explicity
call an overriden base class method, but overwriting can be
prevented by declare a method final.
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Answer / amar
In object-oriented programming, a virtual function or
virtual method is one whose behavior can be overridden
within an inheriting class by a function with the same
signature. irtual functions are abstract methods in java. by
default
all the methods are abstract in interface.
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Answer / mohan
In java all non static methods are virtual functions by
default.. so there is no need to explicitly specify the
virtual keyword..
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Answer / abdul nasir
virtual functions are present in java. but there is no need to write virtual with methods because it is built-in in java. you can override and call with their respective class objects and references directly........... :) b hapy dont confuse. programer is here.
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Answer / krishna
First of all that I would like to tell u that there is no keyword like virtual in Java. and all the guys are saying that all methods are virtual in Java. But it is not true.
While we try to override private methods then it is not override. this shows all the methods are not virtual in Java.
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