I am defining a base class that has a method that returns type T. The classes the derive from this can return different types.
public abstract class BaseTransport
{
public abstract T Properties<T>();
}
public class Car : BaseTransport
{
public override T Properties<T>()
{
return new CarProperties();
}
}
public class Bike : BaseTransport
{
public override T Properties<T>()
{
return new BikeProperties();
}
}
If it makes a difference the return BikeProperties and CarProperties are both derived from BaseProperties.
Is this possible to do? Just trying to enforce the implementation of a method...
You don't want generic methods, you want a generic class:
public abstract class BaseTransport<T> where T : BaseProperties
{
public abstract T Properties();
}
public class Car : BaseTransport<CarProperties>
{
public override CarProperties Properties()
{
return new CarProperties();
}
}
public class Bike : BaseTransport<BikeProperties>
{
public override BikeProperties Properties()
{
return new BikeProperties();
}
}
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