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Using Interfaces and Polymorphism 

 
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Using Interfaces and Polymorphism is an article in ASP.NET which concentrates on a powerful feature interface and polymorphism which helps in generating a class in .NET framework. The author elaborates the procedure that have to be adapted to use an interface to create polymorphism. Here the programmers can gather information about various types of polymorphism and their uses.

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