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