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Class and interface inheritance

It is said that C# doesn't support multiple inheritance...What i would like to know is whether we could inherit from a class as well as an interface at the same time.....

e.g. Class Derived: Base, interface1{}

Where 'base' is class and 'interface1' is an interface...is this possible ? if so insn't it multiple inheritance...?

Pls reply as soon as possible,
Bernard...
Feb 26 '07 #1
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DeMan
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I'm not sure that you can inherit from a class and an interface like that (particular as I'm not really familiar with c#), however (based on other languages):
if Derived implements Base which implements Interface1, you may be able to build up a similar effect.......
Feb 26 '07 #2
RedSon
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Yes this is possible, http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173156.aspx . You should really be asking this question in the .NET forum.
Feb 26 '07 #3

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