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Member Hiding
nMembers are hidden anytime we specify a data member or a member function in a derived class that has the same name as a member in a base class.
nA member function in a
derived classes hides a member
function in a base class even if the signatures are different.
nWhen that member is
accessed, either from a client of the
derived class or within the derived class itself, it is the derived member that is used.
nIf the argument list used
by the client does not match any
of the functions defined within the derived class, a compile error will occur even if a base class has a matching function.