Hi all,

I have an interface
interface ICar
{
void accelerate(double amt);
void brake(double amt);
double getSpeed();
}

and I create an abstract class
public abstract class GenericCar : ICar
{
protected double _speed;

public abstract void accelerate(double amt);

sealed override public void brake( double amt )
{
 if( ( _speed - amt ) < 0.0 )
 {
  _speed = 0.0;
  return;
 }
 _speed -= amt;
}

sealed override public getSpeed()
{
 return _speed;
}
}

Class TestCar : GenericCar
{
//I want to have implementation for accelerate only
//and want to control brake and getSpeed from abstract class
}

I read on MSDN that If I have sealed override then I can access the abstract
classes methods
but it gives me an error "No Suitable method to override"

Please advice,
Stephen