virtual methods

Question

If I have a class named \"Parent\" for example. he has a method named \"Print\". the class \"Kid\" is derived, it has a method named

Answer 1

When you use the new keyword with a method having same signature as that of a method in parent, it shadows the parent method. Shadowing is different from overriding. Shadowing means your new method will be called if both instance and variable are of type child. Whereas overriding ensures that your overriden method will be called no matter variable is of type child or parent.

Edit:

Take a look at the comparison sheet on MSDN.