Hiding vs. Overriding a Method

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Hiding creates a method of the same name and signature as it it’s defined in the base class. To hide a method, we use the new keyword:

public new void Voice()
{
}

Instead of providing a method with a different implementation (overriding), the new keyword creates an entirely different method, but with the same name and signature. A method marked with the new keyword isn’t associated by any means with the base version of the method. They’re completely separate entities.