Override decorator
The @override
decorator is used to override methods in derived classes. It indicates that a method in the subclass overrides a method in the base class.
This can be useful for:
- Improving code readability, as it becomes immediately clear which methods are overridden.
- Detecting errors: if the method name in the child class does not match the name in the parent class, an error will be raised.
- Type checking: the decorator ensures that the argument types match those of the base method.
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