What is the practical use of using sealed classes in C# other then performance

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2014-04-17T02:46:00

It prevents the derivation(Inheritance). Go google for detailed explanation.

Posted 17-Apr-14 2:46am

nirav raval · Answer 2 · 2014-04-17T02:48:00

Posted 17-Apr-14 2:48am

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Rakesh Agarwal1984 17-Apr-14 8:51am

that I know to prevent classes from inheritance

nirav raval 17-Apr-14 8:56am

Did you read it properly, because it has more information than "to prevent from inheritance". :)

CPallini · Answer 3 · 2014-04-17T02:53:00

Posted 17-Apr-14 2:53am