If you want to make sure that member function of a class overrides another function in a base class, you should declare the function with the keyword
A) override.
B) public.
C) final.
D) private.
E) None of the above

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In order to ensure that a member function of a derived class overrides a function in the base class, we should declare it using the keyword "override". This will help the compiler verify that the function we are defining is intended to override a function from a base class, and will generate an error if the function does not match the signature of the base class function. Therefore, the correct choice is A.

If You Want to Make Sure That Member Function of a Class