Confused between virtual and override for a property in c#

Question

I am translating a c++ file to C# and I came across this line of code.

public property str1 Headers 
{
    virtual str1 get() override { return headers; }
}

So, when I am writing this in C#, how would it be done? Is it a virtual or an overriden property? This is defined in a class which inherits from a base class that defines this property as an abstract one.

EDIT: I think it's a property in c# and I have translated as follows. But the get method is giving an error.

public str1 Headers
{
        override get  { return headers; }
        //virtual get { return headers; }
}

Answer 1

Since you are overriding a property inherited from a base class, just use the override modifier on your property. For Properties, the override modifier applies to both get and set accessors.

public class YourClass : SomeBaseClass
{
     public override str1 Headers
     {
         get 
         {
              return headers;
         }
     }
}