Define a `Base` class with a `void show()` method printing “Base”. Define a `Derived` class that inherits from `Base` and overrides `void show()` to print “Derived”. Call `show()` on a `Derived` instance.
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Print the overridden message.
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Derived
When a derived class defines a method with the same signature as a base class method, it hides or overrides the base class implementation.
#include <iostream>
class Base {
public:
// Define show()
};
class Derived {
// Inherit Base and override show()
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Derived and call show()
return 0;
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