You can't 'choose' the definition of polymorphism :p.
"In simple terms, *polymorphism* lets you treat derived class members
just like their parent class's members."
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymorphism_in_object-oriented_programming
(+ all my java & AS books)
class Foo extends Bar
{
}
var myFoo:Bar = new Foo(); //this is polymorphism !
Giles Taylor wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymorphism_(computer_science)
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van't Kruis
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well, I get Interfaces, but thanks for explaining :).
I just don't think actionscript, or java, has any polymorphism, since
the definition of that is, in my opinion, a class having more than one
parent class (ie, can extend 2 or more classes), which isn't the case.
So I don't understand why people who are explaining oop in actionscript
talk about polymorphism, because it just isn't there :), but perhaps I'm
wrong.
cheers,
-Meinte
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