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Object Oriented Programming

Rakesh S S asked:

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see the code below
public class ClassA
   {
       public void MethodA()
       {
           Console.WriteLine("Class A Method Called");
       }

   }

   public class ClassB : ClassA
   {
       public void MethodB()
       {
           Console.WriteLine("Class B Method Called");
       }

   }

Now if i've created object of ClassB as

ClassB objClassB = new ClassB();


and i want to access the method of classA through this objClassB object

(want to access MethodA() with objClassB )

How i can do it without creating instance of ClassA
Tags: OOP

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