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LC 2 = Public DR eenrie LM exenccanees= Subclass that is defined can inherit the definitions of one or more general classes. = An object in a subclass need not carry generic definition of data and methods = speeds up program development; = ensures an inherent validity (what works and is consistent about the class will also work for the subclass).= Polymorphism gives you the ability to group objects that have a common base class and treat them consistently. = Polymorphism allows you to extend or enhance your system without modifying or breaking existing code.Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism Sample page 1/3: class with virtual method class Teacher i t public Teacher(string firstName,string lastName,int practice Years,double payRate) ‘ t firstName; this.lastName = lastName; this.practiceYears = practiceYears; Rate; this.payRate = pa protected string firstName; tName; protected int practiceYears; protected double payRate; protected string | public virtual double CalculatePayment(int hourseWorked) ‘ t // do something return 1,000,000.00; / bogus valueEncapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism - 2/3 FullTimeTeacher is derived from Teacher class FullTimeTeacher:Teacher { public FullTimeTeacher(string firstName,string lastName,int practice Years,double payRate) tbase (firstName,lastName, practice Years,payRate) } } public override double CalculatePayment(int hourseWorked) { //do something } 5 1 i class PartTimeTeacher:Teacher public FullTimeTeacher(string firstName,string lastName,int practice Years,double payRate) tbase (firstName,lastName, practiceYears,payRate) public override double CalculatePayment(int hourseWorked) { //do somethingncapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism 3/3 - teachers group hold FullTimeTeacher & PartTimeTeacher - CalculatePayment code stays the same class PolymorphismSampk protected Teacher[] teachers protected void LoadTeache 1a real world situation we will use the databas teachers = new Teacher[2 teachers[0] = new FullTimeTeacher("Marta", "Kohen", 25, 2500.00 teachers[2] = new PartTimeTeacher "Shalom", 40, 50.0 protected void CalculatePayment foreach(Teacher tcr in teachers) cr.CalculatePayment(40)= The .NET Framework = The Common Language Runtime Ue NES aco Vona Ore Ble te(c = Microsoft Intermediate Language and the Jitters = Unified Type System = Metadata and ReflectionASP.NET Windows Forms Data and XML SERIO EI Common Language RuntimeCommon Type System Intermediate Language oD e-sainel Cert Native Code Compilers bel te GC, Stack Walk, Code Manager Class Loader & Memory LayoutThe .NET Framework Class Libraries J Matric CassBrowser -Net Class Libraries Peaustoner provides language “J Syrian Date OlDb OleDbConnection al PC Cou oe aiiag ly eget public Seng] Conneetionstring { Foccomerdoasecentgustestrtate OleDbConnection oriented: < > the many Net ar arnme 100% [MEO BOL a0m Structure of a c# program = Basic Input/Output Operations = Recommended Practices = Compiling Running and Debugging= Common ‘Type System = Naming Variables = Using Built-in Data Types = Compound Assignment = Increment and Decrement = Creating User Defined Data Types = Converting Data ‘Typesa Selection Statements m Iteration Statements = Jump Statements = Handling Basic Exceptions = Raising Exceptions= Methods = Parameters = Overload MethodsDsieebeteas = Creating Arrays = Using Arrays Lo) lKeretefoxery = .NET Framework Arrays = .Net Framework Collections = working with Strings, Enumerators and Collections= Creating and using Classes= Reference-Type Variables = Common Reference Types = The Object Hierarchy = Namespaces in the .Net Framework = Data Conversions = Type-Safe Casting= Constructors m= Initializing Data = Objects and Memory = DestructorsEB Bonv sea Ores) = Implementing Methods = Sealed Classes LB beleourlacs = Abstract Classes= Using internal classes, Methods and Data = Using Aggregation m Using Namespaces = Using Modules and Assemblies= Operators = Operator Overloading PB Bra lee-tres LI Ba cele = When to use Delegates, Events and InterfacesL etcoyrodntesy = Indexers= Attributes = The SDK Tools= Overview of attributes = Defining Custom Attributes = Retrieving Attributes Values= Configuration and Deployment ‘Tools = Debugging Tools = Security Tools and Utilities = General Tools