When implementing a pure virtual function in C++, is there a best-practices guideline that says the implementation should also be made virtual? What is the rationale?
class Interface
{
public:
virtual void foobar() = 0;
};
class Concrete
: public Interface
{
public:
virtual void foobar();
};
It does not matter.
void foobar()
in Concrete
is virtual
regardless whether you declare it as such and it overrides the void foobar()
in Interface
.
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