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C# Practical

The document describes two C# console applications demonstrating inheritance and polymorphism. The first application implements inheritance with an 'Animal' class and a 'Dog' subclass, showcasing method usage and object creation. The second application illustrates polymorphism by defining a 'Printdata' class with overloaded print methods for different data types.

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C# Practical

The document describes two C# console applications demonstrating inheritance and polymorphism. The first application implements inheritance with an 'Animal' class and a 'Dog' subclass, showcasing method usage and object creation. The second application illustrates polymorphism by defining a 'Printdata' class with overloaded print methods for different data types.

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using System; Aim: To implement the inheritance in a C# Console

using System.Collections.Generic; application.


using System.Linq; Algorithm:
using System.Text; Step-1: Start the program.
Step-2: Create a class with name space.
Step-3: In the class shape create two method name
namespace Inheritance
as set width () and Set height() with one
{ Argument each.
class Animal Step-4: Create a class named rectangle.
{ Step-5: Create a method name getarea( ) in that
public string name; return the value width, height.
public void display() Step-6: In the main function create a new object
{ named RECT.
Console.WriteLine("I am an animal "); Step-1: Access the setwidth with value 5.
} Step-8: Access the set height method width value 7.
} Step-9: Involve the get area method and display the
area value.
class Dog : Animal
Step-10: Read a key and terminate the program.
{
public void getname()
{
Console.WriteLine("My Name is "+ name);
}
}
class program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Dog labrador = new Dog();
labrador.name="rohu";
labrador.display();
labrador.getname();
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
using System; Aim: To implement the polymorphism in C#
using System.Collections.Generic; console application.
using System.Linq; Algorithm:
using System.Text; Step1: Start the program.
Step-2: Create a class with test data.
namespace Polymorphism Step-3: Create two method with add with three
{ arguments, and width two argument.
class Printdata Step 4: In the add method with two argument return
the value of A+B+C.
{
Step-5: In the main function new object with the
void print(int i)
name data class.
{ Step 6: Access the method function new Object
Console.WriteLine("Printing int: {0}", i); with name data class.
} Step-7: Access the method & width three argument
void print(double f) & store the result in add 2.
{ Step-8: Access the method add width two
Console.WriteLine("Printing int: {0}", f); arguments & store the result in add 1.
} Step-9: Display the add 1 and add 2 value.
void print(string s) Step-10: Read a key value a terminate the program.
{
Console.WriteLine("Printing int: {0}", s);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Printdata p = new Printdata();
p.print(5);
p.print(500.263);
p.print("Hello C#");
Console.ReadKey();
}
}
}

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