In C#, how many classes can you inherit from?
When you write:
using System.Web.UI;
is that considered inheriting from a class?
In C#, how many classes can you inherit from? When you write: using System.Web.UI;
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In C#, how many classes can you inherit from?
When you write:
using System.Web.UI;
is that considered inheriting from a class?
A using directive:
only means that if an identifier isn’t in the local namespace, the namespace
X.Y.Zwill be searched for that identifier as well. This allows you to have somewhat terser code, so you don’t have to doSystem.IO.Path.Combine()if you haveusing System.IO.Path, for instance. I don’t believe there is a limit on how manyusingstatements you can have.C# does not allow multiple inheritance — you can only inherit from one class. However, you can implement as many interfaces as you’d like.