Virtual and Override problem
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Hi, if i have this code:
interface AInterface
{
double GetNum{ get;}
}public class A:AInterface
{
int x;virtual public double GetNum{ get { return x\*10; } }}
public class B:A ,AInterface
{
int y;
override public double GetNum{
get
{
return y*base.GetNum;
}
}The problem is that if i will write this code:
B b = new B();
b.x =2;
b.y=5;
print ( B.GetNum.ToString);I Have a problem when B call base.GetNum because it calling to him self. What can i do to solve this problem? Thanks for all of your help.
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Hi, if i have this code:
interface AInterface
{
double GetNum{ get;}
}public class A:AInterface
{
int x;virtual public double GetNum{ get { return x\*10; } }}
public class B:A ,AInterface
{
int y;
override public double GetNum{
get
{
return y*base.GetNum;
}
}The problem is that if i will write this code:
B b = new B();
b.x =2;
b.y=5;
print ( B.GetNum.ToString);I Have a problem when B call base.GetNum because it calling to him self. What can i do to solve this problem? Thanks for all of your help.
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Hi, if i have this code:
interface AInterface
{
double GetNum{ get;}
}public class A:AInterface
{
int x;virtual public double GetNum{ get { return x\*10; } }}
public class B:A ,AInterface
{
int y;
override public double GetNum{
get
{
return y*base.GetNum;
}
}The problem is that if i will write this code:
B b = new B();
b.x =2;
b.y=5;
print ( B.GetNum.ToString);I Have a problem when B call base.GetNum because it calling to him self. What can i do to solve this problem? Thanks for all of your help.
If you were to fix a dozen or so syntax errors and to run the code, you would get 100, as it should be. The type of b is B, and the base of B is A. BTW: don't use verbs in property names, they don't belong; they do in method names, not in property names. :)
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