class A

	def foo(i as int)
		pass
		
class B
	inherits A

	def foo(i as int)
		base.foo(i)
	
class C
	inherits B
	
	def foo(i as int)  # used to cause a false error that 'is override' or 'is new' was necessary (which it's not when there is an invocation on `base`)
		base.foo(i)


class Program

	def main is shared
		C().foo(1)