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  1. May 12th, 2004, 01:40 PM #1
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    MustOverride in C#?

    well I guess I cant ask these in the C# section since you have to know VB to answer me

    I think the equivalent keyword for MustOverride is "abstract", correct?
    Now I want to have a MustOverride ReadOnly Property. I can't figure out how to declare that...

    also what does "virtual" do?
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    Never did a property before but you should be able to do it, since it is really just compiled into a method anyway.

    Try:
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    1. Public MustOverride ReadOnly Property test() As Boolean

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    Re: MustOverride in C#?

    Originally posted by MrPolite
    well I guess I cant ask these in the C# section since you have to know VB to answer me

    I think the equivalent keyword for MustOverride is "abstract", correct?
    Now I want to have a MustOverride ReadOnly Property. I can't figure out how to declare that...

    also what does "virtual" do?
    Virtual makes the property or method overridable.
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