C# Interface inheritance

This Report Clarifies the following:

The way to use a port in C#? What’s an interface? What’s the very best illustration of an interface? The way to use a port I expect everyone is very knowledgeable about OOP concepts in C++. Inheritance allows creating courses which are derived from different classes, so they automatically incorporate a number of its "parent” associates, and its own. Listed below are kinds of inheritances.

Multi-Level Inheritance

1. class Father {
2. //Father Relations — Members
3. }
4. class Mother: Father {
5. //Mother Relations — Members
6. }
7. class Child: Mother //Multi- Level Inheritance
8. {
9. //Accessing both Relations class members.
10. }

Multiple Inheritance

1. class Father {
2. //Father Relations — Members
3. }
4. class Mother {
5. //Mother Relations — Members
6. }
7. class Child: Mother, Father //Multiple Inheritance
8. {
9. //Accessing both Relations class members.
10. }

This type of multiple inheritance is possible in C++ but it’s not possible in C#.

By Pranit Seva ( I written other c# interface related articles )