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What is a base class?

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C# Question

What is a base class?

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A base class, in the context of C#, is a class that is used to create, or derive, other classes. Classes derived from a base class are called child classes, subclasses or derived classes. A base class does not inherit from any other class and is considered parent of a derived class.
The base class forms the means by which inheritance is accomplished through derivation. A class derived from a base class inherits both data and behavior

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Base class is typically part of the branded fares of airlines - and is the basic - airfare only with most restrictions. These fares usually include neither hand luggage/carryon, checked luggage, and more times than not - you do not get to select your seat (even the least legroom). Carriers use these as part of branded fares and they are the least expensive fares that carriers now use to market their least expensive seats - and offer upsells for everything from seat assignment - to more legroom. These fares also do not allow for changes - without heavy penalties. These branded fares allow for legacy carriers to offer an almost ULCC fare structure and many of these fares also provide little ((if any) FF credit. These fares allow the carriers to make substantial revenues via ancillary add on

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