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You're advocating using base.foo() rather than this.foo() which is not equivalent behaviour and is bad advice.
by bradjohnson 6y ago
You're advocating using base.foo() rather than this.foo() which is not equivalent behaviour and is bad advice.
- jermaustin1 6y agoIncorrect. I am advocating that if you want to signify you are using the base classes method, use base. Otherwise don’t use base or this.