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in abstract classes why we should use mustinherit keyword?


Posted Date: 26 Aug 2006      Total Responses: 1

Posted By: sirishpyata       Member Level: Silver     Points: 2


hi all,
In abstract classes why we should use mustinherit keyword?& why we should override &MustOverride .plz explain in detail.




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Author: Cema Indumathy V    26 Aug 2006Member Level: DiamondRating:     Points: 2
Abstract class must be inherited, thats why we are using MustInherit keyword. It'll act as a base alone.Instantiation is not possible for this class. Atleast in should posses one adstract method. Simply, u can say abstract class holds an declaration for atleast a method, which is definitely an base class. Method definition must be provided in any sub-class by inheriting tht class. Instantiation is not possible fot this abstract class because it holds declaration part of the method alone not its definition.


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