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How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

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Last Update: December 04, 2008 Asked by: musclebai

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February 17, 2008 18:11:42

#1

Member Since: February 2008 Contribution: 1

RE: How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

The virtual function is used to allow the subclasses to provide implementation for that method using the keyword override.

class base1
{
public void A()
{
Console.WriteLine("base1.A is called");
}
public virtual void virt()
{
Console.WriteLine("base1.virt is called");
}
}

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April 02, 2008 03:12:51

#2

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RE: How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

C# don't allow pure vitrual functions.

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April 02, 2008 03:20:21

#3

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RE: How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

although u can use abstract method which are better known as pure virual functions in C#.

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May 27, 2008 03:00:37

#4

Member Since: May 2008 Contribution: 15

RE: How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

we have abstarct class in c# which are working like virtual function.and if abstarct class containing all abstarct method thn that class will be equivalent to pure virtual function..........

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December 04, 2008 01:05:34

#5

Member Since: December 2008 Contribution: 2

RE: How do you create a pure virtual function in c#?

User abstract modifier on method.
Class must also be marked as abstract.
An abstract method cannot have implementation.

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