Answer / guest

Yes, that?s what keyword sealed in the class definition is
for. The developer trying to derive from your class will get
a message: cannot inherit from Sealed class
WhateverBaseClassName. It?s the same concept as final class
in Java

Answer / srivathsan

@ guest...
the answer is not incomplete.

it is implicit. Rakesh wants to tell that the sealed
methods cannot be inherited from a class that is not
sealed, even when you inherit other members from a class
that is not decorated with the keyword sealed.

Answer / rakesh

We can also make the methods sealed.In that case ,the class
can inherit but the sealed methods in that class cannot

Answer / guest

Rakesh are u keeping us in Suspense?

u must complete the answer.

but the sealed methods in that class cannot........??????

Answer / pank

Make your class constructor as Private then it will restrict from being inherit as well as instantiate.

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