A reference variable of type parent can refer to an object of child class True / False

Posted by deccansoft on 9/20/2010 | Category: C# Interview questions | Views: 1673

True.A reference variable of type parent can refer to an object of child
class because all the members which the reference variable can access
exist in memory when the object is of child class.

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