| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If you interpret the code, I am defining a default behavior for foo() with no arguments. A derived class which wants to keep the default behavior of foo() as calling foo(0), should only need to override foo(int). However, the compiler does not allow this. Why? Is there a workaround (besides implementing a stub function which calls super.foo())? Maybe there is a different method of defining in
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