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C# newbie converting from VB inheritance question

Asked by Silas2 in WebApplications, C# Programming Language

Can anyone explain to me if there is a bit more elegant way of doing this in c#:
this is the VB equivalent:
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             Module Module1
 
    Sub Main()
        Dim o As New Customer
        o = UsesCustomer(o)
        Console.Write(o.IAmInAllDescendants)
        Console.Read()
    End Sub
    Public Class BaseObject
        Public IAmInAllDescendants As String
    End Class
    Public Class Customer
        Inherits BaseObject
        Public JustInCustomer As String
    End Class
    Public Sub WrapperFunction(ByRef oToUse As BaseObject)
        oToUse.IAmInAllDescendants = "I've been wrapped"
    End Sub
    Public Function UsesCustomer(ByVal oCustomer As Customer) As Customer
        WrapperFunction(oCustomer)
        Return oCustomer
    End Function
End Module
When I run it through my Instant C# converter it yields this:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
 
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
 
namespace ConsoleApplication2
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Customer o = new Customer();
            o = UsesCustomer(o);
            Console.Write(o.IAmInAllDescendants);
            Console.Read();
 
        }
        public class BaseObject
        {
            public string IAmInAllDescendants;
        }
        public class Customer : BaseObject
        {
            public string JustInCustomer;
        }
        public static void WrapperFunction(ref BaseObject oToUse)
        {
            oToUse.IAmInAllDescendants = "I've been wrapped";
        }
   
        public static Customer UsesCustomer(Customer oCustomer)
        {
            WrapperFunction(ref oCustomer);
            return oCustomer;
        }
 
    }
}
//if can only get this to compile if if explicitly upcast
public static Customer UsesCustomer(Customer oCustomer)
        {
            BaseObject x = oCustomer;
            WrapperFunction(ref x);
            oCustomer = (Customer)x;
            return oCustomer;
        }
 
//is there a more elegant way of doing this?

           
         

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C# newbie converting from VB inheritance question

Asked by Silas2 in WebApplications, C# Programming Language

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