> class Foo {}
> class Bar : Foo {}
> void main() {
> Foo b = new Bar;
> }
Thank you, could you explain what is happening in your example?
Bar is inheriting from Foo, what are you getting when you create
a parent of type sub-class compared to Bar b = new Bar; and Foo
b = new Foo; ? Foo b = new Bar won't compile if you add members
to Bar and access them.