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> 3.7 Scopes
> The scope of a name is the region of program text within
> which it is possible to refer to the entity declared by the name
> without qualification of the name.
> 3.7.1 Name hiding
> The scope of an entity typically encompasses more program text
> than the declaration space of the entity. In particular,
> the scope of an entity may include declarations that introduce
> new declaration spaces containing entities of the same name.
> Such declarations cause the original entity to become hidden.
> 7.3 Member lookup
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> First, the set of all accessible (˜3.5) members named N
> declared in T and the base types (˜7.3.1) of T is constructed.
> Declarations that include an override modifier are excluded from the set.
> If no members named N exist and are accessible,
> then the lookup produces no match, and the following steps are not evaluated.
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