C Sharp (C#) - Inheritance
In C#, which keyword is used to establish inheritance between two classes, representing an Is-a relationship?
In C#, which keyword is used to establish inheritance between two classes, representing an Is-a relationship?
easy🧠 Conceptual Q2 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Recall C# inheritance syntax
In C#, inheritance is expressed using a colon ':' after the derived class name.Step 2: Evaluate options
extends ('extends') is Java syntax. inherits ('inherits') is not a C# keyword. implements ('implements') is used for interfaces, not classes.Final Answer:
C -> Option BQuick Check:
Use ':' to inherit in C# [OK]
Quick Trick: Use ':' to declare inheritance in C# [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES- Using 'extends' instead of ':'
- Confusing 'implements' with inheritance
- Assuming 'inherits' is a keyword
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