TypeScript · Middle · Question 55 of 75
What do the override keyword and noImplicitOverride protect against?
- ✓Correct answer: Accidentally overriding a base method, or keeping a "override" after the base method was renamed or removed
- 2Calling
supertwice - 3Overriding private fields at runtime
Explanation
With the flag, every overriding member must say override, and override on a member that doesn't exist in the base class is an error.