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Object-oriented Programming in C#
Specialization, Extension, and Inheritance
* Specialization of Classes
Specialization of Classes
The extension of class specialization
Example: Bank Accounts
Example: Bank Accounts in C#
Example: Geometric Shapes
Specialization of classes
The Principle of Substitution
* Extension of Classes
Extension of Classes
An example of simple extension
The intension of class extensions
* Inheritance in General
Inheritance
Interfaces to clients and subclasses
Visibility and Inheritance
Class hierarchies and Inheritance
Multiple inheritance
Problems with multiple inheritance
* Inheritance in C#
Class Inheritance in C#
The top of the class hierarchy
Methods in the class
Object
in C#
Inheritance and Constructors
Constructors and initialization order
Constructors and initialization order: Example
Visibility modifiers in C#
Inheritance of methods, properties, and indexers
Inheritance of methods: Example.
Overriding and Hiding in C#
Polymorphism. Static and dynamic types
Static and dynamic types in C#
Type test and type conversion in C#
Examples of type test and type conversion
Virtual methods in C#
Practical use of virtual methods in C#
Overriding the Equals method in a class
Upcasting and downcasting in C#
Upcasting and downcasting in C#
Inheritance and Variables
Visibility and Inheritance
In most object-oriented programming languages it is possible to control the visibility of data and operations in relation to subclasses
Common visibility distinctions:
Private
Visibility limited to the class itself.
Instances of a given class can see each others private data and operations
Protected
Visibility is limited to the class itself and to its subclasses
Public
No visibility limitations
