How can we main a Class as base class,i.e not inherited
further?{please Dont tell using Sealed class,any other way}
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Answer / suman k dey
Instead of sealed we can use static class.
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Answer / palash
Very Simple....
Create one private Constructor inside the class then we are
not create any object of that class.
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Answer / jay
final is an identifier valid in java, c# has sealed.
while its true that marking base CTOR as private makes
deriving from that class impossible, you SHOULD use sealed
for that purpose.
Reason is that "sealed" allows for some neat compiler
optimization.
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Answer / arun
using final keyword....i am not sure whether this works in
c# or not...
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