Learn C# Inheritance With Interfaces, Abstract Classes, & Virtual Methods

Hi. In your parent class, if you have 3 VIRTUAL methods, is it mandatory to have 3 Overridden methods in Children classes ?

Wow, thanks a million for this excellent tutorial!

I still don't understand why would I use Interfaces & Abstract classes over normal Inheritance and virtual/override methods? Is it done just for the sole purpose of forcing me to do the implementation so that i don't forget? or am i missing something here?

lol, watching in 2021 I moved down to give a thumbs up, only to then realize that I already gave a thumbs up in 2017

why i dont find this channel two mouths ago

i am in love with you now

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I have been looking for--all the other tutorials all use oversimplified abstract classes or child classes as examples and only yours takes care of all different possible scenarios! ❤️

so, you didn't add the enemy inheritance to the ogre? What if you don't want to use regenerate and runaway to one of the enemies?

Question: why are protected vars in the base class only accessible through methods in the derived class

Brilliant and cool video. Loved how you presented the information. Thanks for your time.

Thankyou so so much for saving my life bro! It was such a helpful video, now my concepts are clear of inheritance, interfaces, use of abstract and virtual. Subscribe? Done.

Excellent video on the subject! Thank you very much.

Hi, Where can I find the code for this tutorial? for example that boolean method which determines unit reached target is interesting to me

Awesome

Best tut i've ever seen on the internet, i was stumbling with this for 4 days now, watching every tut i can find, this is the best one! thanks mate!

Sir you managed make me see further in inheritance. No one else freakin' said what was virtual and override used for. Even in paid courses. I cherish you to continue with what you are doing. You explain really well. Thumbs up +1 subs.

Realy cant understand one serious thing, for ogre u use script monoBeh. Than you add in inspector concrete images and others. Than you showed foe us an Enemy-Undead, he have all vsriables and funcs from enemy parrent class, but on the inspector you see only vars that you add to undead, so you cant see the other "enemy vars", so how for example you set the right place for image? If i create a base class character and add vars for sliders, how can a asign this sliders to every chatacter that i have create?

question: in unity when using public or serialized variables and you have multiple derived classes each script you place in the inspector asks for you to input those values. Is there a way to prevent this without making parameters in your methods?

Thanks

please make video on c#.

Great video, thanks for the video! I was hoping for a bit more depth on Abstract Classes and Interfaces - specifically if there is any advantage to using Interfaces versus normal Inheritance and what an Abstract Class offers versus an Interface. I may have missed it in the video, I did see abstract methods being used, but didn't seem to be used as a class. Anyway, great video either way thank you!

Very nice tutorial :). Thank you :)

I kinda knew how Interfaces, abstract and virtual classes work, but every once in a while I need to remind myself. This tutorial is great because you can follow it no matter if it's completely new for you or you just need a reminder. Subbed, Thanx.

That's an amazing tutorial !
What is the point of defining the whole parent class (enemy here) as an Abstract class ?

very high quality video! You should put similar videos to Udemy. ;)

Absolutely beautiful explanation and example. Thanks man!

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Holy shit, this was the video that I've been looking for so long! You explain everything so well. Thank you!

Awesome and very clear tutorial!

Great tutorial!

Thanks for showing this and making it simple to understand. Always appreciate your efforts.

Off topic: Is it possible to use scriptableobjects to define npc behaviors in this scenario? I've watched the Unity tank video on this, but it seems rather convoluted. This could be considered a video request for the future, if it appeals to you.

Thanks much.

Thanks for the tutorial!