What are properties in C# inheritance?

Can you explain how properties work in C# inheritance?

Sure! In C#, properties are special methods called accessors that allow you to read, write, or compute values. In inheritance, a derived class can inherit properties from a base class.

How do I override a property in a derived class?

To override a property, you need to use the override keyword in the derived class. This allows you to provide a new implementation for the inherited property.

Can you give me an example of overriding a property?

Absolutely! Here's a simple example: if you have a base class Animal with a property Name, you can override it in a derived class Dog to provide a specific implementation.

What happens if I don't use the override keyword?

If you don't use the override keyword, the derived class will not provide a new implementation, and the base class's property will be used instead.