A mistake in "国际期刊的定义与C＋＋语言中的Overriding"

送交者: steven 于 2006-08-09, 10:10:42:

Redefining operator in C++ or any OO language is called overloading not overridding. Methods however, can be overrided. If the author really wants to use a computer language in his analogy, he should consider Forth, which allows a programmer to redefine any token.

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or Smalltalk, which has no explicit primitive types (无内容) - aliastwo (0 bytes) 2006-08-09, 15:53:53 (97470)
Primitive type operations such as +/- of int can't be overloaded either - PhonyDoctorPhD (53 bytes) 2006-08-09, 11:32:17 (97446)
最大的不同在于程序语言都是定义的，而这个“国际期刊”是约定俗成的 (无内容) - conner (0 bytes) 2006-08-09, 11:05:42 (97443)
And strictly speaking, it is not redefining - HunHunSheng (73 bytes) 2006-08-09, 10:28:36 (97440)
- What is overloaded is the symbol (name) not operator or method (无内容) - HunHunSheng (0 bytes) 2006-08-09, 10:30:05 (97441)
Methods is also called overloaded not overriding - HunHunSheng (306 bytes) 2006-08-09, 10:25:33 (97438)
- different things. Method overiding is a subclass to provide a specific - steven (55 bytes) 2006-08-09, 10:46:26 (97442)

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