Answer Posted / techy_unknown

Hi,

I think the question itself is illogical.

The term "overriding" is ONLY and ONLY associated with
methods/properties not to the class.

So, if the question is put a like, "How to prevent methods
not to be overriden?" then the answer is: "Make them non-
virtual."

And if the question is put a like, "How to prevent the
inheritance for a specific class?" then the answer
is, "Make the calss sealed."

I really hope that the reply makes sense here.

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