How to perform arithmetic operations between any objects by inheriting a common arithmetic parent class in .NET 4.

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Performing arithmetic operations between objects need to define overloaded operators and restricted to defined types in those method. This code provides an alternate flexible way.

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1. How to perform arithmetic operations between any objects by inheriting a common arithmetic parent class in .NET 4.

8 Apr 2011Chris Trelawny-Ross

You got me thinking about other ways to accomplish "objects that are not numbers honoring math operators without implementing the operators on the objects."I'm too long in the tooth of strongly typed languages to have a good comfort level with all things dynamic (although reading about the...

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How to perform arithmetic operations between any objects by inheriting a common arithmetic parent class in .NET 4.

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