Fix class name typo in language/oop5/overloading.xml #207
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a typo in the class name within a German OOP overloading example. The class is defined as MethodenTest but was incorrectly referenced as MethodTest in a static method call.
- Corrected the static method call from
MethodTest::runTest()toMethodenTest::runTest()to match the class definition
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This change corrects a small typo in the German OOP overloading example (
language/oop5/overloading.xml).The example defines the class
MethodenTest, but the static method call usedMethodtest::runTest()I updated the static call to
MethodenTest::runTest()so that the class name is consistent throughout the example.