How to use OOPS concepts in C#3.5

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Hi,

I want to know how to use OOPS concepts in C#3.5. Especially Constructor, Function, Interface, Inheritance like these concepts. If anybody know this clearly could you please explain with sample code.

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Posted 10-Nov-11 16:32pm

Jayanthi-SE

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OOP concepts are not you can write in one shot (if you are not writing a book) . Start searching on each concepts listed. In few days you will be able to grasp it.

Following are the important paradigm of OOP:

1. Abstraction
2. Encapsulation
3. Polymorphism
4. Inheritance

This could be the good place to start
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming[^]

Posted 10-Nov-11 16:59pm

Pranit Kothari

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Jayanthi, there are great resources on MSDN to get you started.

Try here.[^]

The scope and breadth of your questions are quite large, and not really suited to this type of forum. If you have specific programming questions, be sure to post where you've looked, what you've tried, what your problem is and how you'd like help. Post code, and ask how to fix it.

You'll find there are a ton of folks here to give you a hand if you're willing to do some work on your end.

Cheers.

Posted 10-Nov-11 16:55pm

TheyCallMeMrJames

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Jayanthi-SE 11-Nov-11 21:47pm

ok thanks

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RaisKazi · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-10T17:03:00

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Have a look at below Article.

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Concepts (OOP) and More

Posted 10-Nov-11 17:03pm

RaisKazi

uspatel · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-10T18:04:00

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OOPs in c#

Posted 10-Nov-11 18:04pm

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Jayanthi-SE 2-Dec-11 2:36am

thanks for your suggestion. Its good one to begin.