[Solved] What does the virtual keyword do in a C# base class method? - Ans: Allows the method to be overridden in derived classes | C Sharp (C#)

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What does the virtual keyword do in a C# base class method?

APrevents the method from being overridden

BMakes the method static

CAllows the method to be overridden in derived classes

DMarks the method as private

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the role of virtual in base class
The virtual keyword marks a method so derived classes can provide their own implementation.
Step 2: Compare with other keywords
Without virtual, methods cannot be overridden. It does not make methods static or private.
Final Answer:
Allows the method to be overridden in derived classes -> Option C
Quick Check:
virtual keyword = Allows overriding [OK]

Quick Trick: Virtual means method can be changed in child classes [OK]

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