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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in
the class should not be inheritable i possible how?

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / aakanchha

Yes..!!
We can define a method as "private" ,so the method will not
be inherited.

and by 'sealed' we can prevent overriding but can not
prevent inheriting .

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / arunkumar

s it is possible by doing Sealed keyword to the method in
first class

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / ashish modi

class X
{
protected virtual void F() { Console.WriteLine("X.F"); }
protected virtual void F2() { Console.WriteLine
("X.F2"); }
}
class Y : X
{
sealed protected override void F() { Console.WriteLine
("Y.F"); }
protected override void F2() { Console.WriteLine
("X.F3"); }
}
class Z : Y
{
// Attempting to override F causes compiler error
CS0239.
// protected override void F() { Console.WriteLine
("C.F"); }

// Overriding F2 is allowed.
protected override void F2() { Console.WriteLine
("Z.F2"); }
}

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / vishal

That's Correct.
Using private keyword in the method signature is a way of
preventing inheritance of that method in child class.

Please note that using "sealed" keyword in method signature
only prevents overriding of the method in child class, but
the method is still inheritable in the child class.

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / vimal

Use 'Sealed' Keyword with Method

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / vimal

Use 'Sealed' Keyword with Method

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / bikas pandey

Let The Class To Public And The Method To Be Sealed

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is it possible to inherit a class but methods declared in the class should not be inheritable i po..

Answer / rajni

yes it is possible for method not to inherit make it final.

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