Is methods overriding in C++ always done in a derived class's header?
<p>Sorry for the Noob question .I have been learning C++ for a while and from the book "Visual C++" by Ivor Horton I see that when extending some class the  methods overriding is done in the header of the derived class.I haven't found any example where it can be done in .cpp files.So my question is if the .cpp files can only contains the "native" methods of the current class?Or there is a way also to override parent methods there.</p>
