Answer Posted / sonia.sardana
If there are overloaded methods in the base class, & u
marks one of the methods as shadows using the keyword
shadow in the derived class, then we cannot access the
overloaded methods.
Ex-
public class base
public sub test()
console.writeline("sonia")
end sub
public sub test(i as integer)
console.writeline(i)
end sub
end class
public sub derived
inherirts base
shadows sub test(x as integer)
console.writeline("Shadow method")
end sub
end class
sub main()
dim obj as new derived
obj.test()-->Invalid
obj.test(10)-->Valid
end sub
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