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Hello,
One of the problems at the end of Chapter 14 in Bruce Eckel's thinking
in C++ reads as follows:
Create a class with two static member functions. Inherit from this
class and redefine one of the member functions. Show that the other is
hidden in the derived class.
The simple test code I wrote seems NOT to confirm this. The question
then: Is Eckel right or is my compiler right? I'm guessing the
compiler since the behavior he seems to imply makes no sense whatsoever.
-exits
One of the problems at the end of Chapter 14 in Bruce Eckel's thinking
in C++ reads as follows:
Create a class with two static member functions. Inherit from this
class and redefine one of the member functions. Show that the other is
hidden in the derived class.
The simple test code I wrote seems NOT to confirm this. The question
then: Is Eckel right or is my compiler right? I'm guessing the
compiler since the behavior he seems to imply makes no sense whatsoever.
-exits