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Programming C# 2.0, 3.0, 4.

Muhammed Ali Sakhi


Microsoft Certified Trainer

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Agenda
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Sealed Classes

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Inheritance
Ability to reuse, extend, and modify another
classes

You add new code to add the required features

Base class and derived class

Inherit from only one base class

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Inheritance
The derived class implicitly gains all the
members of the base class, except constructors
and destructors

Private members are not accessible to child


classes

Protected members are accessible only to child


classes

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Calling base Class Constructors
Constructor declaration must use base keyword

Use the base keyword

Derive class can declare members with same


name as those of base class members

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Polymorphism
A derive class can override base class methods
Use the virtual keyword in base class
Use the override keyword in the child classes
Virtual methods cannot be static or private
Override methods cannot be static or override
You cannot override a non virtual method
Override methods cannot be explicitly virtual
You can override an override method

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Using Sealed Classes
You cannot derive from a sealed class

Use the sealed keyword

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Inheritance

Demo

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