.Net - OOP Concept explained: Polymorphism

This is one of those errr … posts, that only geeks might have a chuckle on BUT … it is so friggen brilliant, it even permits the layman a smile. Now, not too long ago Microsoft announced the new platform for both application and web development – we geeks know this platform as .Net This platform commonly reffered to as the .Net Platform and it supports multiple programming languages like VB, C#, Java etc etc.. and is erm, well, terribly complicated. (No point on laboring the subject now) The point I am trying to get across here is that in this *new* object orientated programming (OOP) platform there are some *new* concepts, well, even to the accomplished programmer there are *new* terms and concepts to understand and get under the belt. One of these concepts is called *Polymorphism*. It is a rather difficult concept to get across as a trainer – the link that follows is a more erm practical approach to explaining Polymorphism. Hehe.. Click HERE to learn more... [class Polymorphism]

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