[Solved] Find the problem in this code snippet:class Shape { public virtual double Area() => 0; } class Circle : Shape { public double Area(double radius) => 3.14 * radius * radius; } | C Sharp (C#)

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Find the problem in this code snippet:

class Shape { public virtual double Area() => 0; } class Circle : Shape { public double Area(double radius) => 3.14 * radius * radius; }

ACircle should not have Area method.

BNo problem, code is correct.

CShape's Area method must be abstract.

DCircle does not override Area() method correctly.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Compare method signatures
Shape has Area() with no parameters, Circle defines Area(double), which is an overload, not override.
Step 2: Understand override requirement
To override, method signature must match exactly; Circle's Area does not override Shape's Area.
Final Answer:
Circle does not override Area() method correctly. -> Option D
Quick Check:
Override requires matching signature [OK]

Quick Trick: Override needs exact method signature match [OK]

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