C# abstract classes 👻

[@BroCodez]

using System; namespace MyFirstProgram { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // abstract classes = modifier that indicates missing components or incomplete implementation Car car = new Car(); Bicycle bicycle = new Bicycle(); Boat boat = new Boat(); //Vehicle vehicle = new Vehicle(); //can't create a vehicle object Console.ReadKey(); } } abstract class Vehicle { public int speed = 0; public void go() { Console.WriteLine("This vehicle is moving!"); } } class Car : Vehicle { public int wheels = 4; int maxSpeed = 500; } class Bicycle : Vehicle { public int wheels = 2; int maxSpeed = 50; } class Boat : Vehicle { public int wheels = 0; int maxSpeed = 100; } }

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After 2 years of coding I've finally understand what is the purpose of this "abstract" thanks to you !

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Just straight up brilliant. Just learnt abstraction in under 3 minutes ...

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you were the first to help me understand the "why"

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[@angelinadash2396]

Literally the whole point of classes, ESPECIALLY abstract classes, is for them to act as a template, a skeleton, of which all the child classes can build upon, to eliminate redundant code. Vehicle can have the protected public int wheels, then you can set the number of wheels for each instance object using the appropriate child constructor. Same goes for the maxSpeed. Both properties can go in the child constructors.

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Thank you, I understand what abstract mean now :-)!

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1:48 - when bro says 'adds a bit of security to the program' - what does this mean exactly?

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[@HamuelTheGrey]

So abstraction is? when you want to declare a class but its only use is to be implemented as a subclass? (Or that thing to the right of 'Bicycle :')

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Nice, but I mean that you should be expande your explanation by some examples with more reason to use this classes

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I somehow understood this. Thanks!

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link to pure virtual functions ? instead of using the word "abstract" we can define a purely virtual function ? Thanks for the video

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[@SweepAndZone]

But what the hell is the use case for something like this over just using a normal class?

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Doesn't the static keyword do the same thing?

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Thanks. I used classes extensively and and only understand Now why I did this very thing... I looked at others code then knew I needed to modify with abstract... But never fully understood WHY... The worse part of my struggles with classes was then......using abstract where I should not have...

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