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How do I go about if I need to initialize an object's base with existing object? For example, in this scenario: public class A { public string field1; public string field2; } public class B : A { public string field3; public void Assign(A source) { this.base = source; // <-- will not work, what can I do here? } } Assign() method can, obviously assign values to the base class field-by-field, but isn't there a better solution? Since class B inherits from A, there must be a way to just assign A to the B.base In C++ this would be a trivial thing to do, but I can't seem to grasp how to do this in .NET
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