Yes -

using System;

public class Parent

{

string parentString;

public Parent()

{

Console.WriteLine( Parent Constructor. );

}

public Parent(string myString)

{

parentString myString;

Console.WriteLine(parentString);

}

public void print()

{

Console.WriteLine( I'm a Parent Class. );

}

}

public class Child : Parent

{

public Child() : base( From Derived )

{

Console.WriteLine( Child Constructor. );

}

public new void print()

{

base.print();

Console.WriteLine( I'm a Child Class. );

}

public static void Main()

{

Child child new Child();

child.print();

((Parent)child).print();

}

}

The Child print() method hides the Parent print() method. The effect is the Parent print() method will not be called unless we do something special to make sure it is called.