overridemetodin
Overridemetodin is a term used informally in programming discussions to describe the practice of replacing or extending the behavior of a method inherited from a base class by providing a new implementation in a subclass. The term is a portmanteau of override, method, and in, reflecting its focus on overriding methods in object-oriented design.
In languages with explicit support for method overriding, such as Java, C#, and C++, a subclass can
Overridemetodin enables polymorphic behavior, allows customization of inherited functionality, and underpins design patterns that rely on
Design considerations include adherence to the Liskov Substitution Principle, the risk of fragility when base classes
Example: a base class defines a method speak, and subclasses Dog and Cat override speak to return
See also: Method overriding, polymorphism, inheritance, dynamic dispatch, design patterns.