static void Main()
{
SecondDerived derived = new SecondDerived();
BaseClass mybc = (BaseClass)derived;
derived.Print();
mybc.Print();
}
static void Main() // Main
{
SecondDerived derived = new SecondDerived(); // Use SecondDerived.
MyBaseClass mybc = (MyBaseClass)derived; // Use MyBaseClass.
derived.Print();
mybc.Print();
}
static void Main()
{
SecondDerived derived = new SecondDerived();
// we have cast SecondDerived to the type BaseClass.
//This is perfectly legal code (as we saw in the Polymorphism example).
BaseClass mybc = (BaseClass)derived; //upcast
derived.Print();
mybc.Print();
}
