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A derived type is a type given a new type but structurally the same as the original type. It may or may not be a subtype depending on the type system.
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A derived type is a type given a new type but structurally the same as the original type. It may or may not be a subtype depending on the type system.: Encyclopedia II - Subtype - Subtyping schemes

Type theorists make an important distinction between nominal subtyping, in which only types declared in a certain way may be subtypes of each other, and structural subtyping, in which the structure of two types determines whether or not one is a subtype of the other. The class-based object-oriented subtyping described above is nominal; a structural subtyping rule for an object-oriented language might say that if objects of type A can handle all of the messages that objects of type B can handle (that is, if they de ...

A derived type is a type given a new type but structurally the same as the original type. It may or may not be a subtype depending on the type system.

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