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When an abstract-method signature includes parameters, the various
parameter names are not constrained to be the same parameter names used in
the definitions that appear in subclasses. Thus, an abstract-method
signature may use numberIndicatingScriptQuality as a parameter name,
as an aid to documentation:
public abstract int setScript (int numberIndicatingScriptQuality) ;
The corresponding implementation may use s as the corresponding
parameter name:
public int setScript (int s) {
script = s;
}