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Why C# doesn't support sealed methods for base classes?

Posted 22-Jul-10 18:16pm

ranjansingh235

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-22T18:37:00

Solution 1

It soes - see here[^].

Posted 22-Jul-10 18:37pm

Abhinav S

Updated 22-Jul-10 18:41pm

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ranjansingh235 23-Jul-10 1:04am

thanks, I find that there is no mean of declaring a base method sealed, cause if we don't use virtual or abstract keyword it is sealed. but in derived class where we used overriding this we can use sealed for restricting further overriden. thanks for reply Abhinav.