Hi, you know I am studying the same material and I have
the same problem, it doesnt explain well the diference
between Shadow and Override, for me, the diference its
that Override its when you change "something" in the
derived class, that could be both Overload or Shadow, but
they are Overriding the base class.
Overload its when you change inside the overridable
Method.
Shadow is when you change the parameters of the
Overridable Method.
If Im wrong, please let me know. Thanks!
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>Justin,
> I found a good post on this exact subject.
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>> I am studying for 70-305, during my studies I can not
>> tell what the difference between shadow and override
>> keywords? They both appear to do the same thing?
>>
>> I have the MS Press self paced study training kit and it
>> uses a circle and a sphere class to illustrate object
>> oriented concepts. Sphere inherits from circle but it
>> overrides its center method and shadows it's center
>> method. Both methods don't seem to use any of the
>> functionality from the base class.....which leads to my
>> main questions.
>>
>> ??? Whats the difference between shadowing a member and
>> overriding a member ???
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