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Asked: 2026-05-27T20:43:20+00:00

I happened across an attribute in c# that’s called [Inheritance] . Microsoft’s documentation on

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I happened across an attribute in c# that’s called [Inheritance]. Microsoft’s documentation on the attribute is somewhat limited. The attribute has only one property which is an enumeration they call inheritance level. That’s about all I could find by googling about. So here are my questions:

  • Does the attribute actually do anything or is it just a notation?

  • If it does do anything, does it enforce inheritance (or lack thereof) by throwing a compile time error?

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

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    • It does not do anything, it is a notation used internally by the compiler / linker

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