public static void Main(string[] strings)
{
// you can't create a AbstractBaseClass object because it's
// abstract - duh. C# generates a compile time error if you
// uncomment the following line
// AbstractBaseClass ba = new AbstractBaseClass();
// now repeat the experiment with Subclass1
Console.WriteLine("\nCreating a SubClass1 object");
SubClass1 sc1 = new SubClass1();
Test(sc1);
// and finally a Subclass2 object
Console.WriteLine("\nCreating a SubClass2 object");
SubClass2 sc2 = new SubClass2();
Test(sc2);
// wait for user to acknowledge
Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to terminate... ");
Console.Read();
}
public static void Main(string[] strings)
{
// You can't create an AbstractBaseClass object because it's
// abstract -- duh. C# generates a compile-time error if you
// uncomment the following line.
// AbstractBaseClass ba = new AbstractBaseClass();
// Now repeat the experiment with Subclass1.
Console.WriteLine("\ncreating a SubClass1 object");
SubClass1 sc1 = new SubClass1();
Test(sc1);
// And, finally, a Subclass2 object
Console.WriteLine("\ncreating a SubClass2 object");
SubClass2 sc2 = new SubClass2();
Test(sc2);
// Wait for user to acknowledge.
Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to terminate... ");
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// You can't create an AbstractBaseClass object because it's
// abstract. C# generates a compile-time error if you
// uncomment the following line.
// AbstractBaseClass ba = new AbstractBaseClass();
// Now repeat the experiment with Subclass1.
Console.WriteLine("\ncreating a SubClass1 object");
SubClass1 sc1 = new SubClass1();
Test(sc1);
// And, finally, a Subclass2 object
Console.WriteLine("\ncreating a SubClass2 object");
SubClass2 sc2 = new SubClass2();
Test(sc2);
// Wait for user to acknowledge.
Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to terminate... ");
Console.Read();
}
