Darren New wrote:
> You can't accidentally declare the function taking a float in the 
> headers and an integer in the body and have mysterious type crashes at 
> runtime in spite of your static typing.

C++ won't let you do that, either.

It won't give a compiler error as overriding the function is allowed; 
but it WILL give you a linker error, as the correct implementation is 
not found anywhere.

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...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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