In your example you do not need to override the getter for Id. Why? Because it's in the base class. When referring to static properties one must call out the class that contains them.
If each of the static methods are to return the same thing you only need one in the base class. DRY is good.
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In your example you do not need to override the getter for Id. Why? Because it's in the base class. When referring to static properties one must call out the class that contains them.
If each of the static methods are to return the same thing you only need one in the base class. DRY is good.
Each class's
idColumngetter returns a different thing, as shown in the example code. That's why I was overriding them.