What is Implementation inheritance
Answer / Hemant Kumar
Implementation Inheritance in C# is a form of inheritance where the derived class inherits both the data members (fields) and methods (functions) from the base class. This allows for code reuse, but it can lead to issues if the base class implementation is not appropriate for all scenarios.
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