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VB.NET - Create an Overridable Method


Uses the Sub keyword to define a private method that does not return a value.

Define a Sub that is Private 
'MethodName -SyntaxHelp
Private Sub SyntaxHelp()

End Sub

Defines an Overridable Sub.

Define a Sub that is Overridable 
'Namespace: Microsoft.VisualBasic

'Overridable MethodName SyntaxHelp
Overridable Sub SyntaxHelp()
 'Your code goes here 
End Sub

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