private static void Main(string[] args)
{
FullTimeEmployee fte = new FullTimeEmployee();
fte.PrintMethod(); // this will call FullTimeEmployee.PrintMethod()
((Employee)fte).PrintMethod(); // this will call Employee.PrintMethod();
Employee emp = new FullTimeEmployee();
emp.PrintMethod(); // Employee.PrintMethod() will be called
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FullTimeEmployee fte = new FullTimeEmployee();
fte.FirstName = "Fulltime";
fte.LastName = "Employee";
fte.PrintFullName();
//PartTimeEmployee pte = new PartTimeEmployee();
//Parent class reference variables can point to child class objects
//a parent class reference variable can point to a child class object
Employee pte = new PartTimeEmployee();
pte.FirstName = "PartTime";
pte.LastName = "Employee";
//Typecasting
//((Employee)pte).PrintFullName();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FullTimeEmployee FTE = new FullTimeEmployee();
FTE.FirstName = "First FTE";
FTE.LastName = "Last FTE";
FTE.PrintFullName();
PartTimeEmployee PTE = new PartTimeEmployee();
PTE.FirstName = "First PTE";
PTE.LastName = "Last PTE";
PTE.PrintFullName();
/*you can convert a type child operator to a parent type by doing this*/
((Employee)PTE).PrintFullName();
/*Sincee a child class object can cover all the things from parent class we can allso do this:*/
Employee PTE1 = new PartTimeEmployee();
PTE1.FirstName = "First PTE";
PTE1.LastName = "Last PTE";
PTE1.PrintFullName();
System.Console.ReadLine();
/*Remember you can't do PartTimeEmployee PTE = new Employee(); because parents will not have all the features of the child class.*/
}