If the override specifier is added to the end of a member function declaration,what happens if the function is not specified as virtual in the parent class?
A)The function is overridden in the derived class.
B)There is a compiler error.
C)The function in the parent class will always be invoked.

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If the override specifier is added to the end of a member function declaration but the function is not specified as virtual in the parent class, the compiler will generate an error, stating that the function cannot be overridden as it is not virtual.

If the Override Specifier Is Added to the End of a Member