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i work on csharp issue but i don't know how to solve it

i have two classes A AND B

how to instaniate it as below

A a =new A();

A B =new B();


What I have tried:

i don't know how to make it can you help me
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Updated 23-Apr-22 19:46pm

1 solution

C#
A a = new A();
A B = new B();
If that code is correct, then class B has to be derived from (or inherit) class A:
C#
public class A {...}
Public class B : A {...}
Then, a variable containing an instance of A can also contain an instance of B because B "is an" A with added features.

It's like cars: a Car could be a Ford, or a Mercedes, or a BMW - but not an Orange because you can't drive an orange!
Ford, Mercedes, and BMW are all types of Car, so in a computer representation, their classes would inherit from the Car base class:
C#
public class Car {...}
Public class Ford : Car {...}
public class Mercedes : Car {...}
Public class BMW : Car {...}


Unless a class contains the variable type in it's inheritance heirarchy, you can't assign an instance of that class to it.

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