I\'m currently building a library to allow a wide variety of different minority games to be simulated. This involves agents choosing between two choices, say, A and B so the primary functionality of a
Each item has an interface, IItem. As well as this, there is a interface known as IDrawableItem which inherits from Item.
How can I call a derived function from a base class? I mean, being able to replace one function from the base to the derived class.
I am bubbling events in my application and so therefore using the bubble events method.As this method handles all sorts of bubbled events their is a switch or if statement within it to determine what
Suppose I have some extension methods but also need to extend the object\'s state. Seeing as there is no support for extension properties in C#, would using shared static Dictionary be a good solution
I inherit from a root form that has a next and back button in, then use these buttons on some subforms and get the buttons called twice, i beleive the problem to be outlined in the MSDN here:
Wikipedia on the diamond problem: \"... the diamond problem is an ambiguity that arises when two classes B and C inherit from A, and class D inherits from both B and C. If a method in D calls a metho
I have a class hierarchy in PHP 5.2.9. The base class has a protected property which is an associative array.
I have a Base Class with two constructors, requiring a parameter: public abstract class StoreBase { private readonly SomeObject_sobj;
What are some alternati开发者_如何转开发ves to inheritance?Effective Java:Favor composition over inheritance.(This actually comes from Gang of Four, as well).
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