The IsVirtual property of the MethodDescription class indicates whether the method described by this instance is virtual. A virtual method is one that can be overridden in a derived class.
The IsVirtual property of the MethodDescription class indicates whether the method described by this instance is virtual. A virtual method is one that can be overridden in a derived class.
Use the IsVirtual property to determine if a method can be overridden in a subclass. This is useful when reflecting over methods to understand their behavior and potential for extension in object-oriented programming.
// Example of using the IsVirtual property
MethodDescription methodDescription = new MethodDescription();
// Check if the method is virtual
bool isMethodVirtual = methodDescription.IsVirtual;
if (isMethodVirtual)
{
// Perform actions knowing the method can be overridden
Console.WriteLine("The method is virtual and can be overridden.");
}
else
{
// Handle the method as non-virtual
Console.WriteLine("The method is not virtual.");
}