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Define class A with a method - public virtual void x(){...}.
Define class B as inheriting from A.
If I try to define an override to method x in B, the new keyword is
included in the generated code. (C#) (i.e., public new void x(){...} or
public new override void x(){...}
Define class B as inheriting from A.
If I try to define an override to method x in B, the new keyword is
included in the generated code. (C#) (i.e., public new void x(){...} or
public new override void x(){...}