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Chapter 2
Object-Oriented Fundamentals in C#

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 Inheritance in C#
 Outline

Why inheritance

Advantages of inheritance

Syntax of inheritance

Inheritance concepts.

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 OOP in C#
Inheritance
Single, multilevel ,hierarchical, hybrid, multiple
Polymorphism: Runtime or method override, compile time
method overloading
Abstraction
Encapsulation
interface
Structure
Delegate
Base , sealed,virtual ,override key word

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Inheritance in C#

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Inheritance…

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Inheritance…
  
 Pillars of object oriented programming
 Inheritance
 Encapsulation
 Abstraction
 Polymorphism
 Why Inheritance ?
1. Inheritance is one of the pillars of object oriented
programming
2. . It allows code reuse
3. Code reuse can reduce time and errors Note: You will
specify the common fields, properties, methods in the base
class, which allows reusability. In the derived class you will
only have fields, properties and methods, that specific to
them.
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Inheritance in C#...

In this example
1.DerivedClass inherits from Parent Class
2. C# supports single inheritance
3. C# supports multiple interface inheritance
4. Child class is specialization of Base class
5. Base class are automatically instantiated before
derived classes
6.Parent class Constructor executes before child class
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Method Hiding in C#
 Redefine the method of base class in the derived class using
the new keyword(re-implement the method of base class
using new keyword)
 Method hiding and Invoking hidden base class members
Inheritance concepts
 Use the new keyword to hide a base class member.
You will get a compiler warning, if you miss the new
keyword. Different ways to invoke a hidden base class
member from derived class.
1. Use base keyword
2. Cast child type to parent type and invoke the hidden
member
3. ParentClass pc =new ParentClass() pc.HiddenMethod()

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Method hiding Program
 

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Polymorphism in C#
 Overriding virtual methods and Polymorphism
 Polymorphism:
 is one the primary pillars of object oriented programming.
 Allows to invoke derived class methods through a base
class reference during runtime
 In the base class the method is declared virtual and in the
derived class we override same method
 The virtual keyword indicates, the method can be
overridden in any derived class.

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Polymorphism in C#...

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Polymorphism in C#...

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Polymorphism in C#...

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Method Hiding Vs. Overriding
Method Hiding Vs. Overriding
 In method overriding a base class reference variable
pointing to a child class object, will invoke the overridden
method in the child class.
 In method hiding a base class reference variable
pointing to a child class object, will invoke the hidden
method in the base class.
From the Examples below
bc.Print(): invokes the overridden print() method in the child
class
bc.Print(): invokes the hidden print() method in the base
class

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Method Hiding Vs. Overriding…

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Method Hiding Vs. Overriding…

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Method Overloading…
 Function overloadingand Method overloading terms are used
interchangeably.
 Method overloading allows a class to have multiple methods
with same name, but with a different signature. So in C#
functions can be overloaded based on the number, type (int,
float etc) and kind (value, Ref or out) of parameters.
 The signature of the method consists of the name of the
method and the type, kind (value ,reference or output) and
the number of its formal parameters. The signature of a
method does not include the return type and the
paramsmodifier. So, it is not possible to overload a function,
just based on the return type or params modifier.
 Look an example from the following slides.

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Method Overloading…

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Method Overloading…

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Properties in C#
 Why Properties
 The need of properties
 Marking the class fields as public and exposing to the external
world is bad, as you will not have control over what gets assigned
and returned.

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Getter and setter in C#
 Getter and Setter Methods Programming languages that
does not support properties use getter and methods to
encapsulate and protect fields.

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Properties in C#...
Properties in C#
In this session we will learn
Read/Write properties
Read only properties
Write only properties
Auto implemented properties

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Properties in C#...
 In C# to encapsulate and protect fields we use properties
1. We use get and set accessors to implements properties
2. A property with both set and get accessor is a Read/Write
property
3. A property with only get accessor is a Read only property
4. A property with only set accessor is a Write only property
Note: the advantage of properties over traditional Get()
and Set() methods is that, you can access them as if they
were public fields
Properties are nothing but natural extension of data
fields
Properties known as smart fields and members of the
class
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Properties in C#...
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Properties in C#

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Properties in C#...

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Structures in C#
In this session we will learn about structs Just like classes structs can have
1. Private fields
2. Public properties
3. Constructors
4. Methods
Object initializer syntax, introduced in C# 3.0 can be used initialize either a
class or a struct.
 Structure is a value type and a collection of different variables with
different data type.
 Reference is an address where an object methods and variables are
stored.

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Structures in C#...

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Structure in C#...

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Struct vs Class…
 We understood that structs are very similar to classes. We use struct keyword to
create a struct.
 Just like classes structs can have fields, properties, constructors and methods.

 How ever there are several differences classes and structs, which we will explore on
this session. A struct is a value type where as a class is a reference type.
 All the differences that are applicable to value types and reference types are also
applicable to classes and structs.
 Structs are stored on stack, where as classes stored on the heap.

 Value types hold their value in memory where they are declared, but reference
types hold a reference to an object in memory
 Value types destroyed immediately after the scope is lost, where as for reference
types only the reference variable is destroyed after the scope is lost.

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Struct…
1) Structs can’t have destructors, where as classes can have destructors.

2) Structs can’t have explicit parameter less constructor where as class can.

3) Struct can’t inherit from another class where as a class can, both structs and
classes can inherit from interface.

4) Examples of structs in .NET framework- int, double Note 1: A class or a struct

cannot inherit from another struct.

5) Struct are sealed types. Note 2:To prevent a class from being inherited use
the sealed modifier?

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Interface…
 Interface basics We create interfaces using interfacekeyword. Just
like classes interfaces also contains properties, methods, delegates
or events, butonly declarations and no implementations.
 It is a compile time error to provide implementations for any
interface member.
 Interface members are public by default, and they don’t allow
explicit access modifiers.
 Interfaces cannot contain fields.
 If a class or a struct inherits from an interface, it must provide
implementation for all interface members.

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Abstract Class in C#…
 Abstract Classes
 The abstract keyword is used to create abstract classes.
 An abstract class is incomplete and cannot be instantiated.
 An abstract class can only be used as base class.
 An abstract class cannot be sealed.
 An abstract class may contain abstract members(methods,
properties, indexers, and events), but not mandatory.
 A non-abstract class derived from an abstract class must provide
implementations for all inherited abstract members.

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Abstract Class in C#…
 If a class inherits an abstract class, there are 2options available for
that class Option 1: Provide Implementation for all the abstract
members inherited from the base abstract class. Option 2: If the
class does not wish to provide implementation for all the abstract
members inherited from the abstract class, then the class has to be
marked as abstract

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Abstract Class vs interface
 Abstract classes can have implementations for some of its members (methods),
but the interface can’t have implementation for any of its members.
 Interfaces cannot have fields where as an abstract class can have fields.
 An interface can inherit from another interface only and cannot inherit from an
abstract class, where as an abstract class can inherit from another abstract class
or another interface.
 A class can inherit from multiple interfaces at the same time, where as a class
cannot inherit from multiple classes at the same time.
 Abstract class members can have access modifiers where as interface members
cannot have access modifiers. A non-abstract class derived from an abstract class
must provide implementations for all inherited abstract members.

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Abstract Class vs interface
 Abstract classes can have implementations for some of its members (methods),
but the interface can’t have implementation for any of its members.
 Interfaces cannot have fields where as an abstract class can have fields.
 An interface can inherit from another interface only and cannot inherit from an
abstract class, where as an abstract class can inherit from another abstract class
or another interface.
 A class can inherit from multiple interfaces at the same time, where as a class
cannot inherit from multiple classes at the same time.
 Abstract class members can have access modifiers where as interface members
cannot have access modifiers. A non-abstract class derived from an abstract class
must provide implementations for all inherited abstract members.

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Delegates
 A delegate is a type safe function pointer. That is, it holds a reference (pointer) to
a function.
 The signature of the delegate must match the signature of the function, the
delegate points to, otherwise you get a compiler error. This is the reason
delegates are called as type safe function pointers.
 A Delegate is similar to a class. You can create an instance of it, and when you
do so, you pass in the function name as a parameter to the delegate constructor,
and it is to this function the delegate will point to.
 Tip to remember delegate syntax: Delegates syntax look very much similar to a
method with a delegate keyword.

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Delegates
namespace delegates
{
class Program
{
delegate int calculator(int a,int b);
int sum(int a,int b)
{
return a +b;
}
int mult(int a,int b)
{
return a * b;
}
int reminder(int a,int b)
{
return a % b;
}
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Delegates
void Main(string[] args)
{
calculator c1 = new calculator(sum);
Console.WriteLine("addition=:"+c1.Invoke(5, 9));
calculator c2 = new calculator(mult);
Console.WriteLine("multiplication=:"+c2.Invoke(5, 9));
calculator c3 = new calculator(reminder);
Console.WriteLine("reminder=:"+ c3.Invoke(9, 9));
Console.ReadKey();

}
}
}

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Thank you!!!

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