Answer / guest

No, moreover, you cannot access private methods in inherited
classes, have to be protected in the base class to allow any
sort of access

Answer / dsp

When you specify Virtual method as a private member it will
gives compilation error.So u on't

Answer / naveen

As a private acess level is visible to current class only
it will be meaning less to specify vitual method and more
over it must generate a compilation error.

Answer / kanan

No we can not declare method as "Private Virtual".

Answer / sudhir sheoran

It will give compilation error because virtual functions
can't be private.

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