How to instantiate an Abstract class in C#?

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I know the class abstract cannot be instantiated. But I need to call it in Windows Forms and I’m not getting it.

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It is not possible, the reason it is abstract is precisely not to allow it to be instantiated. This type of class exists to be inherited.

You can inherit it in a concrete class and instantiate this daughter class. It is likely that you need to implement some missing part.

Maybe it’s not the right thing to do. If you need an abstract class the way it was conceived it gets weird. The problem may be another.

  • So how would I do?

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    You read the answer?

  • Yes, I’m a beginner in C#.

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