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ASP.NET Tutorial » Development » Class

9. 6. 14. Abstract class


public abstract class BaseEmployee

{

    public abstract decimal Salary

    {

        get;

    }



    public string Company

    {

        get { return "Acme Software"; }

    }

}



public class SalesEmployee : BaseEmployee

{

    public override decimal Salary

    {

        get { return 67000.23m; }

    }

}

9. 6. Class
	9. 6. 1.	Define and use class in asp.net page (VB)
	9. 6. 2.	Define and use class in asp.net page (C#)
	9. 6. 3.	Assign value to class public field (VB)
	9. 6. 4.	Assign value to class public fields (C#)
	9. 6. 5.	Call calss constructor to create new object (C#)
	9. 6. 6.	Call class constructor to create new object (VB)
	9. 6. 7.	Create read-only properties
	9. 6. 8.	Declaring Constructors
	9. 6. 9.	Overloading is useful when you want to associate related methods.
	9. 6. 10.	Declaring Namespaces
	9. 6. 11.	Creating Partial Classes
	9. 6. 12.	Inheritance and Abstract Classes
	9. 6. 13.	Override a property or method of a base class
	9. 6. 14.	Abstract class
	9. 6. 15.	Declaring Interfaces

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