abstract class vs interface in term of speed

abstract class vs interface in term of speed

• joynerCN

  iExample.Test() and cExample.Test() both "Test" method having same code.

  Thanks

  Mahesh

  http://geekswithblogs.net/mahesh

  
  

• Shajeel

  What were the results

  
  
  

• Skipping Rock

  Hi,

  Thanks for your reply.

  i mean to say if i am implementing a interface method VS overridiing a method.

  speed during calling the method through base type variable

  interface IExample

  {

     void Test();

  }

  class Example : Interface

  {

     void Test()

    {

         //some code

    }

  }

   

  Class CExample

  {

     public vitual void Test()

     {

         //some code 

     }

  }

   

  Class Example1 : CExample

  {

      public overide void Test()

       {

            //some code

       }

  }

   

  Class TestSpeed

  {

     IExample iExample = new Example();

     iExample.Test();

     CExample cExample = new Example1();

      cExample.Test();

  }

   

   

  i mean to say which one is faster iExample.Test() or cExample.Test();

   

  Thanks

  http://geekswithblogs.net/mahesh/

  
  

• snowrabbit

  hi,
  gays i think doesn't matter for code speed, we don't live in stone era. The question is what is better solution interface or abstract class.there is my vision
  
  Thanks in advice
  
  
  

• Nikita Mironov

  What kind of test would you write that would answer your question

  
  
  

• jamil

  I recomend to read this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/fastmanagedcode.asp

  BTW, interface methods are internally just abstract methods, there is no reasonable difference you should care about

  
  
  
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