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I have a property ProductName in my Form. I am getting warning while compiling the code. <code>FormInventory.ProductName</code> hides inherited member '<code>System.Windows.Forms.Control.ProductName'</code>. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. below is my code <pre><code>public partial class FormInventory : Form, IInventoryView { public FormInventory() { } public string ProductName { get { return this.textProductName.text; } set { this.textProductName.text = value; } } } </code></pre> <code>textProductName</code> is a textbox. I know that <code>ProductName</code> hides the base class's property <code>Forms.Control.ProductName</code>. My question is <ol> <li>Is it possible to suppress the warning without Renaming my <code>FormInventory.ProductName</code> property</li> <li>I am currently in the beginning of the development, if i hide this property with the <code>new</code> modifier will there be any problem at the time of releasing the product, because base property <code>Forms.Control.ProductName</code> returns the product name of the assembly containing the control. Where as my <code>FormInventory.ProductName</code> returns a user entered value.</li> <li>Where will we be using this <code>Forms.Control.ProductName</code>, because i have never used it before.</li> </ol> I have searched and found Similar questions <ul> <li><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7973478/entity-framework-hides-inherited-member-warning">Entity Framework hides inherited member Warning</a></li> <li><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/451035/use-new-keyword-if-hiding-was-intended">Use new keyword if hiding was intended</a></li> </ul> these questions doesn't solve my problem but helped me in understanding the cause for the warning.
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