Abstract properties in Non-Abstract classes

Mykonine22y ago

If a class contains abstract methods or properties, it has to be an abstract class. Otherwise, I'd force an implementation using an interface.

bilnaad22y ago

Yes, you can implement virtual properties(they are also methods ^_^). But if you want to FORCE an object to implement certain methods the only way is to use an interface. You can't force an object to override a method.

Charles_w_walker22y ago

Thanks for the reply. I could use virtual but I want to do is force the derived class to implement it. Also, does virtual work for properties? I thought it only worked for methods.

bilnaad22y ago

you just could declare the properties as virtual instead of abstract: ----base class public virtual void Print(); ---override public override void Print(); I hope this is helpfull :)