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mlVirtual concept in Objective-C
FROM : Vinay Prabhu
DATE : Wed Jul 19 08:32:52 2006

Hi,

I have few basic doubts in Objective-C.

Is there virtual concept in Objective - C as in C++?
Or is it default in Objective C?

While overriding the methods from super class,
Do we need to declare the function prototype in the derived class header
file?

When I have overridden the super class functions, I have tried both,
declaring the prototype and by not declaring the prototype in the derived
class header file.
In both the cases it worked fine.

So is it necessary to declare the prototype? If not, if the prototype is
declared in derived class is there any adverse effects?

Regards
Vinay

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