Check out example codes for "list of 2 different inherent classes c#". It will help you in understanding the concepts better.
Code Example 1
List<BaseA> list = ...
var result = list
.OfType<AA>() // Filter out AA instances only
.ElementAt(0) // or just First();
.AID;
Code Example 2
// a Pseudo-example using interfaces. <--- Worked great for me!
public interface IPrinter
{
void Send();
string Name { get; }
}
public class PrinterType1 : IPrinter
{
public void Send() { /* send logic here */ }
public string Name { get { return "PrinterType1"; } }
}
public class PrinterType2 : IPrinter
{
public void Send() { /* send logic here */ }
public string Name { get { return "Printertype2"; } }
public string IP { get { return "10.1.1.1"; } }
}
// ...
// then to use it
var printers = new List<IPrinter>();
printers.Add(new PrinterType1());
printers.Add(new PrinterType2());
foreach(var p in printers)
{
p.Send();
var p2 = p as PrinterType2;
if(p2 != null) // it's a PrinterType2... cast succeeded
Console.WriteLine(p2.IP);
}
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