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Guide to Object Orientated code in .Net
This is a continuation of the series started in here and is preceded by this thread
Introduction
So far we have looked at how we can define a class to encapsulate a simple business object and as part of this hide the internal details while providing a clean way for external code to utilise this class.
In this article we will look at a concept fundamental to OO development
This is a continuation of the series started in here and is preceded by this thread
Introduction
So far we have looked at how we can define a class to encapsulate a simple business object and as part of this hide the internal details while providing a clean way for external code to utilise this class.
In this article we will look at a concept fundamental to OO development