Although the advantages of disabling further derivation of a class are often doubtable, C++ allows you to do that by declaring a class’s constructor and other special member functions private. This way, classes that attempt to inherit from that class will cause a compilation error due to an inaccessible base constructor:
class Firewall{public: //
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