Force calling the base method from outside a derived class

Question

I have two classes:

public class MyBase
{
    public virtual void DoMe()
    {

    }
}

public class MyDerived:MyBase
{
    public override void DoMe()
             


        

Answer 1

The derived class does not need to provide an implementation of the method. Remove it and the implementation in the base class will be called by default.

If, unlike your example, the method in the base class is abstract and you must provide an implementation but it doesn't make sense for the derived class to provide one then there is probably something wrong with the design of the classes.