Inheritance in C#
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Inheritance allows classes to inherit common properties from existing classes, known as base or super classes. This creates new subclasses that extend the functionality of the parent class. There are three main types of inheritance: single inheritance where a subclass extends a single parent class, multiple inheritance where a subclass inherits from more than one parent class, and multi-level inheritance where a subclass inherits from another subclass, which itself inherits from a parent class.
Inheritance in C#
- 1. INHERITANCE
- 2. INHERITANCE OOP allows class to create new classes which may have some common feature to the exiting classes this is achieved by inheritance. Inheritance is a process of creating new class from the existing class. The existing classes are called base class or super class and the inherited classes are called derived classes or sub class
- 3. Types of inheritance 1. Single inheritance 2. Multiple inheritance 3. multi-level inheritance
- 4. Single inheritance In this case there is only 1 base and derived class and inheritance take place between them. For ex:Class animal { Bones Legs hand } Class vertebrates { Bones Legs }
- 5. Multiple inheritance If the child class interact from more than one parent class the it is called multiple inheritance. Class aquatic animals { Breath in water Gills } Class land animals { Breath in air Lungs } Class amphibian { Breath in water Breath in air Lungs Water }
- 6. Multi-level inheritance When a sub class is derived from a class which is derived from some other class then it is called multi – level inheritance. class transport { Fly Sail } Class water transport { Sail No of passenger } Class boats { sail No of passenger }