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==Assignment attempt==
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{{Caution|As of version 7.1, the assignment attempt has been marked as obsolete. Use the object test (described [[ET: Inheritance#Object test|below]] in a variant of this same discussion) instead. This documentation will remain during a period of transition, but will be removed at some point in the future. }}
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{{Caution|As of version 7.1, the assignment attempt has been marked as obsolete. Use the object test (described [[ET: Inheritance#Object test|below]] in a variant of this same discussion) instead. The documentation for the assignment attempt will remain during a period of transition, but will be removed at some point in the future. }}
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The Type Conformance rule ( [[ET: Inheritance#Polymorphism|"Polymorphism"]] ) ensures type safety by requiring all assignments to be from a more specific source to a more general target.
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