Gary Cornell, Jonathan Morrison
Abstract
In the last chapter, we briefly introduced you to two of the pillars of object-oriented programming in VB .NET: implementation inheritance, which allows for automatic code reuse, and interface inheritance, which involves contracting for certain kinds of behavior. In this chapter we cover both of these techniques in depth.
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In the last chapter, we briefly introduced you to two of the pillars of object-oriented programming in VB .NET: implementation inheritance, which allows for automatic code reuse, and interface inheritance, which involves contracting for certain kinds of behavior. In this chapter we cover both of these techniques in depth.
Key concepts: Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Computer science, Code reuse, Reuse, Multiple inheritance, Interface (matter), Programming language, Object-oriented programming