class FirstBase {
    final function pitcher() { print("I am a pitcher on first base"); }
    function hitter() { print("I am a hitter on first base"); }
  }

  class SecondBase extends FirstBase {
    function pitcher() { print("I am a pitcher on second base"); }
    function hitter() { print("I am a hitter on second base"); }
  }

  var player1 : SecondBase = new SecondBase;

  player2 : FirstBase = player1;

  player2.pitcher();
  player2.hitter();

  I am a pitcher on first base
  I am a hitter on second base

To learn more about JScript .NET, go to Column 110, JScript .NET, Part IV: Inheritance.

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