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Bharat Sharma
Hello All Wise Persons.
I don't know wheather my question is okay or i need to
revisit my OOP fundamentals. AS we have read till now in
OOP that Every Parent Class can see and execute the
Methodas of the object it points to (be it the object of
self or the derived class). However in case of .NET and
Java for that matter, All objects are derived from
System.Object which lets them execute the methods at run-
time i.e. Late Binding. So how come this is happening.
Please clear my doubt or else provide me a good link to re-
visit OOP Fundamentals.
Thank You,
Bharat Sharma.
I don't know wheather my question is okay or i need to
revisit my OOP fundamentals. AS we have read till now in
OOP that Every Parent Class can see and execute the
Methodas of the object it points to (be it the object of
self or the derived class). However in case of .NET and
Java for that matter, All objects are derived from
System.Object which lets them execute the methods at run-
time i.e. Late Binding. So how come this is happening.
Please clear my doubt or else provide me a good link to re-
visit OOP Fundamentals.
Thank You,
Bharat Sharma.