Inheritance

[WASTHEBEST]

Classes:
-A
-AB

If AB inherits A, then is it correct you cannot do the following:
AB = A
?

 

[Morten Wennevik]

Hi WASTHEBEST,

If I understand what you mean, no you can't do the following

A a = new A();
AB ab = new AB();

ab = a; // won't work as you can only reference children
// or interfaces of AB, or AB itself
a = ab; // works, because AB is a "child" of A

 

[WASTHEBEST]

oo

 

[WASTHEBEST]

Thanks for your reply Morten Wennevik, I was eager for one.

I posted the same quest at GotDotNet, and I found a solution, to
making AB = A achievable, through a poster. Here is the link (forum
subject: Iheritance)

http://gotdotnet.com/Community/MessageBoard/Thread.aspx?id=262781&Page=1#262953