In OOP there is no way of removing the inherited elements such as a method or a variable from a super class. I am wondering is this a strenght or a weakness of the OOP?
There is certainly a lot of benefits you get from this approach, but can this also cause any problems/issues such as security, performance etc?
In a language such as C++, SUPER methods/properties can be private meaning they are not inherited, and for best practice, variables in a super should all be private and accessed through publicly derived access methods anyway