C# basics training (Inheritance)
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This document is a summary of the first episode of the fictional coding horror TV show "Coding Horror". It introduces the project manager Syed Mansoor Ahmed and analyst programmer Ankit Kashyap. It then discusses the open-closed principle and provides examples of inheritance using cars/vehicles and rectangles/squares. It poses questions about constructors, destructors, preventing inheritance, and upcasting/downcasting and references additional resources on the topics.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
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