Can you allow class to be inherited, but prevent the method
from being over-ridden?
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Answer / sujai cn
By using NEW key word with implementation of method (which
is declared as virtual in base class) in the derived class
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Answer / mr.f
This problem is very easy, You just declared the method
without virtual keyword. :d
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Answer / nkm
Class can be MustInherit and method can be NotInheritable
(VB.NET Concept)
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