Polymorphism explained
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You might had a hard time trying to understand how polymorphism works, with those 'cat' and 'dog' example oftenly overused in textbook. Now, no more. I bet you'll totally understand it right after seeing this OOP Concept explained: Polymorphism in terms well understood by college students, with words like 'pussy', 'penis', 'ass', and 'hole', everything seems much more clearer and concise.
posted by andycjw @
3/21/2006 07:01:00 PM
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uhh poly what?
Boss Stewie, at
3/25/2006 9:33 AM
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polymorphism, like mighty morphin power ranger, it's a pain in the ass; for programmer wannabe like me, it's a greater pain to deal with. to put it simply, it's technical term that allow objects to be represented in multiple forms, like a hole, it can be represented as asshole, pee hole, or ear hole, but it's functionality as a hole is still similar, thus can be programmed as a parent class that all hole object representation can derive from it. confused? ya, that should at least tell that you have made the right choice in your major of study.
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3/26/2006 11:32 PM
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