How to add a property that will be passed through more than one class

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I am currently creating a programme that will be based on a virtual cell simulation. For this I have seperate classes called machine, worksettingstation, robot and component. I need to be able to pass a component through each class depending on where it is in the cell. How would I create a property to do this? Also when it leaves the specific class it will return null as the component has moved. This will eventually move to a WPF but at the moment I'm just trying to show it in a simple class.

Is there a way I can simply just add a new property to each class and then reference it to the class called component and do a simple check to see if it has been passed on yet?

Declare a property in an Interface and them implement the interface in all the classes. — Anup Sharma, Oct 17 '17 at 14:49

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Oct 17 '17 at 16:40

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Implementing an Interface in the concrete classes and combining that with Dependency Injection should be the best way to achieve this.

Dependency Injection : Why does one use dependency injection?

answered Oct 17 '17 at 16:40

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