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The book, and the full code for the applications is available in VB.NET only. A couple of readers have translated some applications in C#, but unfortunately not the BugBase application.
Hi, i want to know that have u used any abstract classes/interfaces in the online survey(chap-4) or photo album(chap-7) project...
Actually i'm new to oop concepts so if u guys could plz help me how to or on wat scenarios we use abstract classes / interfaces in any projects
Abstract base classes serve as the base classes for concrete classes that inherit them. They allow you to define a common and central behavior for all the child classes.