> You can even "override" methods. That's not the same thing as overriding a vir...

scottlamb on Dec 13, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: Go 1.4 is released

> You can even "override" methods.

That's not the same thing as overriding a virtual method in an OO language. If B() calls A(), it gets the general A: http://play.golang.org/p/nu7kY168E9

burntsushi on Dec 13, 2014 [–]

... hence the scare quotes ...