In C++, you can declare a variable in a derived class with the exact same name as the base class. This is allowed because each variable is properly scoped. Shadowing can lead to some fairly unpredictable behavior. Consider a class…
In C++, you can declare a variable in a derived class with the exact same name as the base class. This is allowed because each variable is properly scoped. Shadowing can lead to some fairly unpredictable behavior. Consider a class…