Halo,

Q. No- 1 What is the difference between Instance and Object in C#
and
Q. No- 2
class A
{
public virtual void get()
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello");
}
}
class B:A
{
public override void get()
{
Console.WriteLine("Fine");
}
}



Ist Method
A e = new B();
e.get();

IInd Method
B e = new B();
e.get();

Difference between in Ist Method and IInd Method of intializing the object of the the Class A

Answer: Do your own homework.

Rob
http://cantgrokwontgrok.blogspot.com

Te-he :)

/- Sam Judson : Wrox Technical Editor -/

I'm not getting the right answer. If you can suggest me the way tht's very better.....................

Well, what ever course you are doing MUST have covered object instantiation, inheritance and the like..

And even if it hasn't, type the code, what does the code tell you?

Rob
http://cantgrokwontgrok.blogspot.com

<b>(Differnce between Instance and Object)</b> I knw this is very basic question. Plz visit this link http://www.codeproject.com/script/Fo...49&msg=2694434<b>.NET- India</b> is my name(in the community) then u can understand why i m so confused it has taken a long discussion but still not very clear and understandable......

You don't need to ponder this one very long - all you need to do is type the code up and compile it - it will give you the answer in front of you.

/- Sam Judson : Wrox Technical Editor -/

Yes i got my second question's answer by implementing a simple question

the question was Diff between
A e=new B();
e.get();

B e=new B();
e.get();

But still a bit confused about "diff between instance and object"

So what are you saying? You don't know what the words "object" and "instance" mean?!

Rob
http://cantgrokwontgrok.blogspot.com

I don't like these kinds of ambiguities, especially in software development. In object oriented programming, an object is an instance of a class period! The object doesn't exist until the class is instantiated and memory has been allocated (part of the instantiation process).


What you don't know can hurt you!