August 2022
Intermediate to advanced
469 pages
8h 13m
English
Suppose you’re working with a class your colleague wrote and you want to extend that class’ functionality. How would you do it, without modifying the original code? Well, one approach is inheritance: you make a derived class, add the functionality you need, and maybe even override something, and you’re good to go.
Right, except this doesn’t always work, and there are many reasons. The most common reason is that you cannot inherit the class – either because your target class needs to inherit something else ...
