7.1. Method modifiers
A C# method can have the modifiers listed in Table 7.1
| Method modifier | Comments |
|---|---|
| new | Besides using new to create new instances of a class, C# uses the same keyword for name hiding (in this case, method hiding) – a method declared with the new modifier hides (not overrides) an inherited method from the superclass of the same signature |
| abstract | An abstract C# method is similar to a Java abstract method |
| static | A static C# method is similar to a Java static method |
| override | You declare a method with the override modifier if this method is overriding a virtual method in the superclass |
| virtual | A virtual method is one that can be overridden in a subclass |
| sealed | A C# sealed method is similar to a Java final method – the sealed modifier is usually used together with the override modifier (see section 7.13) |
| public | Access modifiers (see section 8.1) |
| protected | |
| internal | |
| private |
..................Content has been hidden....................
You can't read the all page of ebook, please click here login for view all page.