What is the difference between the override and new keywords in C#?

Question

What is the difference between the override and new keywords in C# when defining methods in class hierarchies?

Answer 1

Looks like an old question, let me try a different answer:

1. new : as the name says, it is a new member in the family of inheritance hierarchy and this will be used as base member for further down the chain (if marked as virtual).

2. override : It means I don't accept my parent class' member implementation and I will do differently.