C#.

C# - Virtual Keyword.

In this post, we explore the `virtual` modifier in C#, which allows methods, properties, indexers, and events to be overridden in derived classes. By using a practical example, we demonstrate how base and derived classes can implement the `virtual` and `override` modifiers to customize behavior. Understanding these modifiers is essential for effective class inheritance in C#.

C# - new() in Class Declaration.

In this post, we explore the `new()` generic type constraint in C#, which ensures that a type parameter has a public parameterless constructor. By using this constraint in class declarations, developers can safely create instances of the generic type within their methods. Additionally, we highlight the importance of placing `new()` at the end when used alongside other constraints to avoid compilation errors.