Hello Ankit, This inheritance is not supported by . NET Languages like C#, F# etc. In the given example, class D inherits the properties and behavior of class C and class B as well as Class A. ... So it's making it Multipath inheritance. Syntax: //Base Class class A { public void fooA() { //TO DO: } } //Derived Class class B : A { public void fooB() { //TO DO: } } //Derived Class class C : A { public void fooC() { //TO DO: } } //Derived Class class D : B, A, C { public void fooD() { //TO DO: } }

hello deepa and ankit, looks like you are learning c# and good to see that you are trying to help others but check your solution before pasting it. c# does not support multiple inheritence as you mentioned but does not refecled into your solutiuon. " i may be wrong to understand. Class class D : B, A, C { public void fooD() { //TO DO: } }" you can achive this by interfaces in c#. you can inherit multiple interfaces. public interface A { FooA(); } public interface B { FooB(); } public interface C { FooC(); } public class D: B, A, C { public void FooA() { // TO DO } public void FooB() { // TO DO } public void FooC() { // TO DO } } i hope this anser the ankit question too.

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