Then the derived method is no longer an override of the base method. For virtual functions, the arguments cannot change in C++.
(In type theory, they may change in specific ways, but C++ doesn't support this.)
Then the derived method is no longer an override of the base method. For virtual functions, the arguments cannot change in C++.
(In type theory, they may change in specific ways, but C++ doesn't support this.)
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CornedBee
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