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OOP in C#

3.1 Summary

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OOP in C#

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- 1 - Introduction to OOP
  1 - Introduction to OOP
- 2 - Encapsulation and constructor chaining
  2 - Encapsulation and constructor chaining
- 3 - Classes as attribute
  3 - Classes as attribute
- 4 - Inheritance and ToString
  4 - Inheritance and ToString
- 5 - Polymorphism and abstract classes
  5 - Polymorphism and abstract classes
- 6 - Lists and type checking
  6 - Lists and type checking
- 7 - Interfaces
  7 - Interfaces
- 8 - Exceptions
  8 - Exceptions
  - 8.1 Summary
  - 8.2 Exceptions
- 9 - File input and output
  9 - File input and output
- 10 - Database access
  10 - Database access
- 11 - Database continued
  11 - Database continued
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3.1 Summary

Classes can be used as attributes in another class.
The relationship between two classes can be classified in various ways.

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