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Object Creation and Instantiation

Object Creation and Instantiation

Mahadesh Mahalingappa

15yPublished Jul 22, 2011, 12:00 AMUpdated Jul 23, 2011, 2:30 AM11.2k20

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.net Abstract Classes C#Explicit Interface Implementation Hiding Inheritance Interface Multiple Inheritance Routing

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Sam Hobbs15y ago
Does this make the syntax for using the Router class the same as if the Router class inherited from two classes? What are the two classes; are they ClassA and ClassB?
- Mahadesh Mahalingappa15y ago
  No this is definitely not inheritance. this is just a alternative where if we have to use multiple inheritance in some case we might think of some common class which would forward the request to another classes classA and classB in this case. This way i can access the functionality of other classes in my Program class. Hence i can actually get the advantages of Multiple inheritance . Please let me know if it makes sense.