C# Programming/Keywords/sealed

The sealed keyword is used to specify that a class cannot be inherited from. The following example shows the context in which it may be used:

public sealed class
{
  ...
}

Notice: The sealed class inheritance is the same as that of a final class in Java.

C# Keywords
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Special C# Identifiers
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