class MyClassA {
}

class MyClassB
{
    void MyMeth() {
    }
}

class MyClassC
{
}

class MyTest {

    public static void Main(){
        MyClassA A;
        MyClassB B;
        MyClassC C;
        dothis(A);
        dothis(B);
        dothis(C);
    }

    void dothis(Object o) {
        o.MyMeth();
    }
}

Will above example compile and execute? If not pls give me the resone and solution.

Thanks,
Vijay Kumar Taduri

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Thanks,
Vijay Kumar Taduri

The method executed inside dothis(object o) must be a method of object.
To correct this you need to have a interface or a base class that impliments MyMeth.

public class MyBase
{
private void MyMeth()
{
//code here
}

}
public class MyClassA:MyBase{}

class MyTest {

    public static void Main(){
        MyClassA A;
        MyClassB B;
        MyClassC C;
        dothis(A);
    }

    void dothis(MyBase o) {
        o.MyMeth();
    }
}


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Let tell me will it compile fine?
Pls give me the exact answer once you execute.


Thanks,
Vijay Kumar Taduri

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Thanks,
Vijay Kumar Taduri