Can we have a non static member function in a base class to
be override in derived with static modifier?
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Answer / guest
No.
A Static member can not be declared override, virtual,
abstract.
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Answer / parmjit
No, we cannot derive static class from a user defined
class. They can only be derived from object class.
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Answer / siva
No We cannot Create. It shows an error.
A static member 'Analysis.Class3.ss1()' cannot be marked as
override, virtual, or abstract
class Class2
{
public Class2()
{
}
public virtual void ss1()
{
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("Base :
ss1");
}
}
class Class3:Class2
{
public Class3()
{
}
public static override void ss1()
{
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show
("Derived:s1");
}
}
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Answer / sanjay
No We cant ovver ride static member function in a base
class.
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Answer / srinivas
yes we can have a nonstatic membe function in the base ,
which can be override in derived class with static modiier.
for ex:
class sample
{
public:
static void get(){cout<<"this is base class
function:"<<endl;}
static void put(){cout<<"this is a put function of
base class :"<<endl;}
};
class sample1:public sample
{
public:
void put(){cout<<"this is a derived class
function:"<<endl;}
};
sample class is havinfg a non static member function put
which is overidden in dervied which static key word.
Which runs fine.
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Answer / srinivas
sorry i have given the reverse once . Even the reverse
works fine..
class sample
{
public:
static void get(){cout<<"this is base class
function:"<<endl;}
void put(){cout<<"this is a put function of base
class :"<<endl;}
};
class sample1:public sample
{
public:
static void put(){cout<<"this is a derived class
function:"<<endl;}
};
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Answer / kishore.a
We cannot override the non static method with a static
method in derived class.
Because all static members are handled directly by CLR.
Where as non static members are handled by CLR after object
instantiation.
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