Tag: polymorphism
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What about polymorphism in Delphi?
Polymorphism is a feature of object-oriented programming languages that allows different objects to respond to the same method call in different ways. In Delphi, polymorphism is implemented using virtual methods and overriding. Here is an example of polymorphism in Delphi: type TShape = class public procedure Draw; virtual; abstract; end; TCircle = class(TShape) public procedure…
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How can I build a strong class in Delphi
To build a strong class in Delphi, you should follow these best practices: Use encapsulation to hide implementation details and protect the internal state of the class. Use inheritance to create a hierarchy of related classes, and override virtual methods to customize the behavior of derived classes. Use interfaces to define a set of related…