The sealed modifier keyword prevents a C# class from being inherited. Similar to the final keyword in Java.
The sealed modifier keyword prevents a C# class from being inherited. Similar to the final keyword in Java.
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can't use a sealed type as a generics constraints
I really need a logical explanation for that.
Why did they do it?
Why is using a sealed type as a constraint is not a good practice?
I need the same function running for some types, and they happen to be sealed, what's wrong with that?
and is…
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Can a sealed or static class be declared inside a sealed class in C#?
These are two separate questions:
Can a class marked as sealed be present inside a sealed class?
Can a class marked as static be present inside a sealed class?
These questions are just out to have better understanding of the core concepts. Can…
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Real time use of abstract, sealed and static class
If I've some common functionality that I've to keep in a class, so will I go for static, sealed or abstract class...Does all these types of classes serve the purpose of keeping the common functionality together...where actually the difference lies…
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