[Solved] What to do when a class doesn’t need to override a method inherited from multiple bases? [closed]

Question

You override the method in D, even if it is just to forward to one (or both) of the B and C overrides. (You have to do this even if you never call print on an expression whose static type is D, since an A* elsewhere could point to a D.)

Accepted Answer

You override the method in D, even if it is just to forward to one (or both) of the B and C overrides. (You have to do this even if you never call print on an expression whose static type is D, since an A* elsewhere could point to a D.)