Virtual and Overridden Methods in C# (Complete Course in Adventure Game Programming)
Often we will want to handle mixed lusts of objects – for example, a Room may contain a list containing Treasure, MagicTreasure and Weapon objects – that is, objects derived from three different classes. Each object has a different Describe() method. So how can we be sure that the correct version of the method is called when we iterate over a list (in which we can’t know in advance which type of object each list element actually is)?
The answer is virtual methods which are overridden?
WHAT???
This may sound complicated but it isn’t really. As I explain in this lesson.
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