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MethodBase.IsFinal doesn't explicitly say that this refers to the sealed modifier in C# #1930

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I was looking at this a few days back, and wondering what exactly it means for a method to be final - with some friendly community discussion, it was made clear to me that final is actually the clr name for (in C#) a sealed method. This isn't made clear at all by the docs - infact, not at all stated. It might be nice to just state that this refers to the sealed modifier for methods.


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