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How would you stop a class from class from being derived or
inherited.
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Answer / satya
By Declaring the Class as 'Sealed' in C# or
as "NotInheritable" in VB.NET
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Answer / deepak joshi
Guys what happened to you all???? Will 'Final' not do????
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Answer / stavanm
By Creating class as a final
final class A{
// code
}
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#define DO_NOT_DERIVE(T) \
class NoDerive_##T { \
friend class T;
\
NoDerive_##T() {}
\
NoDerive_##T(const NoDerive_##T&) {} \
};
#define stopderiving(T) private virtual NoDerive_##T
when we derive from any class, the constructor needs to be
called, since here constructor of NoDerive calss is
private, it cannot be derived. And friendship cannot be
inherited.
usage
class finalclass : stopderiving (finalclass)
{
....
};
the other possible solution for this is making the default
constructor private.
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Answer / bala
Final will do in Java. But not in C++.
I hope, bye creating all the constructor,copy constructor
in private will stop inherite the class.
Plz refer 'Singleton Pattern'
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Answer / selvam
but onething.If you make constructor as private you will
not be able to create an object of that class.
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Answer / montylee
Here's the correct answer:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/strange-inheritance.html#faq-23.11
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Answer / anant tiwari
There are three way to stop a class been derived (example in C#)
1) declare a class as static (Ex : static class Sample {....}
2) declare the class constructor as private (Ex class Sample{ private Sample(){}....}
3) declare a class as sealed class Ex : sealed class Sample {...}
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