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C# Reference
C# Modifiers
override
C# Modifiers: [override] Reference from Microsoft
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This keyword is used with methods and properties to provide a new implementation of those members inherited from base objects.
Any class can have it's properties and methods overridden so long they are marked as virtual and they are non-static.
public class MyClass : Control { public MyClass() { } // this is possible because the base class' Dispose method is marked as virtual protected override void Dispose(bool blnDisposing) { MessageBox.Show("Disposing..."); } }