Partially Overriding a Virtual Auto-Property in a Child Class

Question

Time for a theoretical question I just ran across.

The following code is valid and compiles:

public class Parent
{
    public virtual object TestProperty         


        

Answer 1

Doesn't it make sense for a setter, though? If you partially override only the setter, that could be useful so that you can respond to that event, in addition to calling base.TestProperty = value, without having to bother with a boilerplate override of the getter as well.