Syntax to inherit from a class in C#

It doesn't inherit the base class's destructor, if it has one, either.

Notice also that in C# a class can only inherit from one other class. If you don't specify a parent class, then it implicitly inherits from System.Object which sits at the top of the inheritance hierarchy.

If you mark a class as 'sealed', then it cannot be inherited from.

For example

public class Manager:Employee
{
//Employee fields, properties, methods and events are inherited
//New Manager fields, properties, methods and events go here..
}

When a class declares a base class it inherits all the members of the class except constructors.

It's done like this:

class Derived : Parent
{
   // code
}