> (I took a brief detour into Common Lisp after joining
> this list, not too long ago. Thanks Mr. Gauld.)
YOu are welcome, everyone should at least dabble
in Lisp if only because it teaches you so much about
the fundamentals of programming.
> method in a subclass. From my limited dealings with
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Greg T
>>Think about it in the abstract. The Bird class makes
>>the statement:
>>all
>>birds fly. Then you want to turn around and define a
>>Bird that
>>doesn't.
>>Even doing
>>
>>def fly:
>> pass
>>
>>makes no sense since what
