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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » Class » polymorphism

If you want the toString( ) method of Subclass to return a different value, you'll need to override it in the subclass


 



    class Superclass {

        public function Superclass(  ) {}

        public function toString(  ):String {

            return "Superclass.toString(  )";

        }

    }



    class Subclass extends Superclass {

        public function Subclass(  ) {}

        override public function toString(  ):String {

            return "Subclass.toString(  )";

        }

    }

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