Well, `override` going after the return type is certainly confusing. I was recently tripped up by putting `const` at the end, where `override` is supposed to g

Well, `override` going after the return type is certainly confusing. I was recently tripped up by putting `const` at the end, where `override` is supposed to go. It compiled and worked even. It wasn't until later on when something else suddenly failed to compile that I realised that `const` in that position was a modifier on the return type, not the method. So `const` goes before the -> but `override` goes after the return type. Got it.