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Advance C# programming technique. Implemented by Classes and Structs, Interface, Asignments and Type Checks, Run time type checks.
• B inherits a and F(), it adds b and G()
- constructors are not inherited
- inherited methods can be overridden (see later)
• Single inheritance: a class can only inherit from one base class, but it can implement
multiple interfaces.
• A class can only inherit from a class, not from a struct.
• Structs cannot inherit from another type, but they can implement multiple interfaces.
• A class without explicit base class inherits from object.
• sealed classes cannot be extended (same as final classes in Java),
but they can inherit from other classes.
• override methods can be declared as sealed individually.
• Reason:
– Security (avoids inadvertent modification of the class semantics)
– Efficiency (methods can possibly be called using static binding)
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