Overriding Properties and Methods
Derived classes inherit properties and methods defined in their base class. This is helpful because it means you can reuse these items when appropriate for the class you are using. If the inherited, or extended member cannot be used “as is”, you have the option of using the Modifier keyword to define a new implementation, provided that the property or method in the base class is marked with the Modifier keyword.
The following rules apply to overriding methods.
- You can only override members that are marked with the
Modifier(*Overridable)keyword in their base class. - Properties and methods are not overridable by default.
- Overridden members must have the same arguments as the inherited members from the base class.