sealed methods, why to include the override modifier

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"If an instance method declaration includes the sealed modifier, it
must also include the override modifier." The C# Programming Language,
§ 10.5.5 Sealed Methods

Why is this?

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Mulugeta
 
"If an instance method declaration includes the sealed modifier, it
must also include the override modifier." The C# Programming Language,
§ 10.5.5 Sealed Methods

Why is this?
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The "sealed" modifier is only used when overriding a virtual method -
if you're not overriding anything, the method is implicitly sealed
unless you use the "virtual" modifier.

Jon
 
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