Answer / tsahi

You cannot write virtual private methods, let alone override
them. as noted above, a private virtual method will not compile.

Answer / dharmendra nonia

No,We can't override the private virtual method because
it private access specifier does not allow to inherit the
private member of a class in a derived class.
Ex:--
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using System;
public class ABC
{
private virtual void mm()
{
}

}
public class abc:ABC
{
private override void mm()
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello");
}

}
class d:abc
{
public static void Main()
{
d D=new d();
D.mm();
}
}

Output:-
--------
ae.cs(4,23): error CS0621: 'ABC.mm()' : virtual or abstract
members cannot be
private
ae.cs(11,24): error CS0621: 'abc.mm()' : virtual or
abstract members cannot be
private

Answer / swapna

No, we cannot access private methods in inherited classes.
They have to be protected in the base class to allow any
sort of access.

Answer / sanjay

We cant override private virtual methods...

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