Some True Statement
- Override method is used to provide implementation of abstract method
- We cannot use static or virtual modifiers to declare abstract methods.
- Declaration of abstract methods is limited only to the abstract class
- Abstract classes can be inherited in derived classes
- Abstract classes can not be instantiated
- Abstract classes can contain both definition and body
- all the members, properties, methods defined inside it must be declared static.
- static class constructors must be private
- members, properties and methods are accessed with static class name
- sealed classes can be instantiated
- sealed keyword is used for declaring class
- sealed classes are used to restrict the inheritace feature of oop
- sealed classes are primarily used to prevent derivation