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| • | Resolution of
overridden methods involves the |
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| use of the type
(class) of the object referred to |
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type of reference. |
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| • | This means that
resolution occurs at execution |
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| time not compile
time because the object |
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information needed to realise the |
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| resolution. |
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| • | The information
contained in the individual |
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| objects allows
the java run-time system to |
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| indentify what
version of the method to use. |
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| Sunday, 1 June 2008 |
| by; Darius
Pfitzner |