Answer
A virtual method allows derived classes to override behavior and provide their own implementation.
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A virtual method has a default implementation in the base class but can be overridden by subclasses. Mark it virtual in the parent, use override in the child. If not overridden, the base version runs. This is the foundation of runtime polymorphism in C#.
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