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.NET PRactical 2

The document outlines an experiment on inheritance and interfaces in .NET technologies, featuring a code implementation of character classes such as Protagonist, MainCharacter, Antagonist, and their respective actions. The Main method demonstrates the creation of a Protagonist and a MainCharacter, showcasing their functionalities. The experiment is part of a course in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Department of Computer Engineering.

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.NET PRactical 2

The document outlines an experiment on inheritance and interfaces in .NET technologies, featuring a code implementation of character classes such as Protagonist, MainCharacter, Antagonist, and their respective actions. The Main method demonstrates the creation of a Protagonist and a MainCharacter, showcasing their functionalities. The experiment is part of a course in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Department of Computer Engineering.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Department of Computer Engineering


01CE0523 - .NET Technologies

Experiment 2
AIM: Program on Inheritance and Interface

Source: Exp-2.cs

Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Practical2
{
class Character
{
public string name;
public int characterCode;
public string characterType;
}
class Protagonist : Character
{
public Protagonist()
{
this.characterType = "Favorite character in the Series";
}

public void ShowProtagonistAction()


{
Console.WriteLine("The Protagonist will be : " + this.characterType);
}
}

class MainCharacter : Protagonist


{
public MainCharacter(string cname, int cCode)
{
this.name = cname;
this.characterCode = cCode;
}
public void ShowMainCharacterAction()
{
ShowProtagonistAction();
Console.WriteLine("The name of the Character is: " + this.name);
Console.WriteLine("The Code of the Character is: " +
this.characterCode);
}
}
/*class SecondaryCharacter : Protagonist
{

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Department of Computer Engineering
01CE0523 - .NET Technologies

class Antagonist : Character


{

class MainAntagonist: Antagonist


{

}
class SecondaryAntagonist : Antagonist
{

}
*/

class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("92200103297, Bruno");
Protagonist shanks = new Protagonist();
shanks.ShowProtagonistAction();
MainCharacter luffy = new MainCharacter("Monkey D. Luffy", 35);
luffy.ShowMainCharacterAction();
Console.ReadKey();
}
}
}

Output:

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