Description: Overriding is the process of replacing or modifying the default behavior of a system or application. This concept is fundamental in software development, as it allows developers to customize and extend the functionalities of applications according to the specific needs of users or the environment in which they operate. Overriding can be applied at various levels of software, from programming languages to applications, and is particularly relevant in contexts where performance optimization or adaptation of software to specific requirements is sought. Through overriding, developers can implement new features, fix bugs, or adjust the behavior of a system without needing to modify the original source code, which facilitates software maintainability and scalability. This approach also promotes code reuse and modularity, allowing different components of a system to interact more efficiently and flexibly.
