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How to user an extended class in place of the class it extended

Asked by rcearley in C / C++ / C# Editors and IDEs

Tags: C# Csharp dotnet .Net

I have a class called County and extended it as follows:

    public class CountyEntity: County
    {    
    }

I have a function called GetCounty that returns a county object as follows:

County county=GetCounty();

Is there a way I can do to return a CountyEntity object instead of a county object since the countyentity object has a base class type which is the same as county?

I tried the following, but it doesn't work

CountyEntity countyEntity = (CountyEntity)GetCounty();

I'm looking for a way to do this without having to manually set all of the properties one by one.
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//extended county object
    public class CountyEntity: County
    {    
    }
 
//returns a county object
County county=GetCounty();
 
//attempt to return a countyentity object instead of a county object without having to set each property manually.
CountyEntity countyEntity = (CountyEntity)GetCounty();
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