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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?

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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?..

Answer / swapna

Using interfaces we can implement multiple inheritance
in .net.

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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?..

Answer / shadab

To implement multiple inheritance in .net we will have to
use Interface...

see the below program..

using System;
interface Ifirst
{
void display();
}
class use:Ifirst
{
public void display()
{
Console.WriteLine("This is a method");
}
public static void Main()
{
use u=new use();
u.display();
}

}

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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?..

Answer / deep

USING INTERFACE

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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?..

Answer / kamlesh sharma

use of interfaces

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How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?..

Answer / mohamed ali

using of interface we do the multiple inheritance in .net

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