static void Main(string[] args)
{
KDerived d = new KDerived();
d.Start();
d.Update();
KBase b = new KDerived();
b.Start();
b.Update();
KBase c = new KFinal();
c.Start();
c.Update();
Console.ReadKey();
/*
* KDerived::Start
* KBase::Update
* KDerived::Update
* KBase::Start
* KBase::Update
* KDerived::Update
*/
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
KBase b = new KDerived();
b.Start();
b.Update();
Console.ReadKey();
/*
* KDerived::Start
* KDerived::Update
*/
}
static void Main()
{
dynamic o1 = new KDerived();
KBase o2 = new KDerived();
o1.Start(); // calls Start() of actual type
o2.Start(); // calls Start() of variable type
o1.Update(); // Update() is virtual function, so there is no difference with below
o2.Update();
/* output:
* KDerived::Start
* KBase::Start
* KDerived::Update
* KDerived::Update
*/
}
