Virtual class
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This article is about virtual classes. For virtual base classes, see Virtual inheritance. For pure virtual classes, see Abstract type. For internet-based teaching, see Virtual education.
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A virtual class is an inner class that can be overridden by derived classes of the outer class.[1]
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- Ernst, Erik; Ostermann, Klaus & Cook, William R. (2006). A Virtual Class Calculus (PDF). University of Aarhus. Retrieved on 2007-07-30.
