multiple inheritance in C#

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38. How can we achieve multiple inheritance in C#?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-11 21:19pm

Questionnaire? Shame on you. You did not even bother to remove the number 38.
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Dipak V Nakum · Answer 1 · 2011-11-08T19:14:00

BELOW IS CONCEPTUAL EXAMPLE.

Class derivedClass:baseClass ................................................
{ ...........................................................................
}............................................................................
.............................................................................

derivedClass is derived from baseClass.

Interface Inheritance example:

.............................................................................
private Class derivedClass:baseClass , InterfaceX , InterfaceY ..............
{ ......................................................................;;;;;
}......................................................................;;;;;;
.............................................................................

derivedClass is now derived from interfaces – InterfaceX, InterfaceY
Similarly a struct can be derived from any number of interfaces

......................................................................;;;;;;;
private struct childStruct:InterfaceX, InterfaceY ....................;;;;;;;
{ ...........................................................................
}...............

sravani.v · Answer 2 · 2011-11-08T17:19:00

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Refer these:

http://forums.techarena.in/software-development/1294198.htm[^]

Multiple Inheritance in C#[^]

Posted 8-Nov-11 17:19pm

sravani.v

P.Salini · Answer 3 · 2011-11-08T17:14:00

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multiple inheritance in C#[^]

Posted 8-Nov-11 17:14pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 4 · 2011-11-08T15:23:00

Only so-called weak form of multiple inheritance can be used.

Any interface can have unlimited number of parent interfaces in its inheritance list; any class (except System.Object) can have one and only one parent class in its inheritance list optionally followed by unlimited number of interfaces (to be implemented); any structure (struct) can implement unlimited number of interfaces as well.

If a parent class is not specified, it's the class System.Object, which is the common root type of all types (not just classes); this is the only class without a parent class.

[EDIT]

See also my past solution: Does C# support multiple inheritance?[^].

—SA

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