to begin to have responsibility for a problem or situation that previously existed or belonged to another person:
Interbase inheritance
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An object oriented programming style employed by retards to make their code look more complicated and [intellegent] than it actually is. Involves extending a class and implementing an [interface], both of which define a method with the same signature, and then [shadowing] the same method in the child class. For example:
Public Class NewBase
Private _strName as StringPublic [Sub] New
......
End Sub
Public ReadOnly Property Name() as String
Get
Return _strName
End Get
End PropertyEnd Class
Public [Interface] INewInterface
Public ReadOnly Property Name() as StringEnd Interface
Public Class NewIIClass : Inherits NewBase
Implements INewInterface
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
End SubPublic Shadows ReadOnly Property Name() As String ImplementsINewInterface.Name
Get
Return MyBase.Name
End Get
End PropertyEnd Class
Interbase inheritance meaning & definition 1 of Interbase inheritance.