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004 Method Hiding in C Example

This C# code example demonstrates method hiding by defining a Display() method in multiple classes related by inheritance. The FC base class defines a Display() method that writes "FC::Display" to the console. The SC and TC derived classes both define their own Display() methods that hide the base method and instead write "SC::Display" and "TC::Display" respectively. When an instance of the most derived TC class calls Display(), it invokes the TC version of the method rather than those defined in the base classes.

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004 Method Hiding in C Example

This C# code example demonstrates method hiding by defining a Display() method in multiple classes related by inheritance. The FC base class defines a Display() method that writes "FC::Display" to the console. The SC and TC derived classes both define their own Display() methods that hide the base method and instead write "SC::Display" and "TC::Display" respectively. When an instance of the most derived TC class calls Display(), it invokes the TC version of the method rather than those defined in the base classes.

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/*************************************************************************

* Method Hiding in C# Example


*
*************************************************************************/

using System;
namespace MyProject.Examples
{
class FC
{
public void Display()
{
System.Console.WriteLine("FC::Display");
}
}
class SC : FC
{
public new void Display()
{
//base.Display();
System.Console.WriteLine("SC::Display");
}
}
class TC : SC
{
public new void Display()
{
//base.Display();
System.Console.WriteLine("TC::Display");
}
}
class ExampleOne
{
public static void Main()
{
TC obj = new TC();
// SC obj = new FC();
// ((FC)obj).Display();
obj.Display();

Console.ReadKey();
}
}
}

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