Inheritance Attribute: What does it do?

Question

I came across an attribute in C # called [Inheritance] . Microsoft attribute documentation is somewhat limited. An attribute has only one property, which is an enumeration that they call the level of inheritance . This is about everything I could find, by search. So here are my questions:

• Is the attribute really doing something or is it just a designation?

• If he does something, does he ensure inheritance (or lack thereof) by throwing a compile-time error?

• Or can it actually change what is inherited? ex) InheritanceLevel.NotInherited , does it cancel inheritance?

Answer 1

• It does nothing, it is the notation used inside the compiler / linker

• N / a

• N / a