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No matter what I Google, there doesn’t seem to be an answer for this! In a C# class, what does the new keyword do to a const field?
e.g:
private const int ConstOne = 0;
private new const int ConstTwo = 0;
The
newkeyword is used when hiding a member from a base class.It doesn’t actually do anything; it just tells the compiler not to warn you that you’re hiding the base field.
See the documentation