Answer Posted / raju

C# doesn't support multiple inheritence but multilevel
inheritence is allow here(or by using Abstract classes).So
now u can use the Interface Concepts.Taking an example of
how u can inplement that.

//Abstract class of Animal is define here..
abstract class Animal
{
public void Eat()
{
}
}
//Abstract class of Vechicle is define here..
abstract class Vechicle
{
public void Eat()
{
}
}
//Implementing Interface....
Interface Flyer
{
void Fly();
}


class Aeroplane:Vehicle,Flyer
{
}

class Bird:Animal,Flyer
{
}



As you can see, the two sub classes Bird and Aeroplane
derive from the Animal and Vehicle classes respectively.
Both have the characteristics of their respective base
classes. The Bird like any other animal, eats while the
Aeroplane being a vehicle, runs. However, they both share a
common trait - the ability to fly. This ability is neither
possessed by all animals nor by all vehicles. So it cannot
be defined in either of the base classes. Again, it is not
only possessed by the Aeroplane and Bird, some insects,
baloons and other types of vehicles such as the Helicopter
also possess it. It wouldn’t be effective to define this
ability in each of them. Actually, it will be defined
individually in each of these classes because each have
their own way of flying, the bird flaps the wings, whereas
the helicopter roatates its through a mechanical engine.
However, this ability is declared in the Flyer interface so
that any class which implements this interface would have
to define the Fly() method by overriding it.

What is the mesi? : Dot net architecture

544

---

what are login controls?

1407

---

Explain hard disk and what is its purpose? : .NET Architecture

530

---

What is parallel computing?

536

---

What happens to the winfx technologies?

575

---

---

difference between Response.write,server.transfer and also which one is used when ?

1466

---

What is the use of web.config?

606

---

how to change row background color in gridview

554

---

Explain the number or character entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ascii code & it get stored on ram in the binary form.

518

---

Define cache? : Dot net architecture

546

---

How can implement drag and drop using atlas?

568

---

Explain about cookie less session state? : .NET Architecture

553

---

Explain write back and write through caches? : .NET Architecture

517

---

How can I create a application?

512

---

What is difference between Desktop, Client Server & Web based applications?

534

---