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Is there a way to only add code to a method without overriding it completely in c#?

Kate Smith 2634 28 Sep 2013

Is there any way to only add code to a method from a subclass without overriding it completely like the "override" + "virtual" does in c#. I find myself writing some duplicate code in my override methods. And not sure what to do about it

Ask by Kate Smith

Updated 28 Sep 2013

1 Answers

Samuel Fernandes 28 Sep 2013

Hello Kate!

You can use override and virtual with a different mechanism. For example,

class MyBase

    {

        private int MyVar;

        public virtual void DoStuff(int i , int j)

        {

            MyVar = i + j; //This is your common code which is added in base class



        }

    }

     class OverridClass : MyBase

    {

        private int MyNewCount;

        public override void DoStuff(int i, int j)

        {

            MyNewCount = i + j;

            base.DoStuff(i, j); //This is how you reuse your common code and write the code which is more specific to this method

         }

    }

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