Can you prevent your class from being inherited and
becoming a base class for some other classes?
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Answer / shantanu singh patel
Yes you can make it by using Sealed keyword.
No when your class in Sealed you cant inherit the class
then the question of base class for some other class is not
significant.
Thanks and Regards,
Shantanu
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Answer / sharif
when a class is sealed it not possible to access the
members of the base call to the derived class?
wat happend when i use insted of sealed, am using the static
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Answer / dhanunjaya
yes,By using a keyword called "sealed".a sealed class can
never be a base class for any class,it is the bottom most
class in a class hierarchy.......so it cant be be base
class further more....
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