We have two interfaces IMan and IBirds. Both the interfaces defines a method named Eat with same name and signature. A class MyClass is inheriting both the interfaces. How can we implement method of both the interfaces in the derived class MyClass ?
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| public interface IMan{void Eat();}public interface IBirds{void Eat();}public class MyClass : IMan, IBirds{void IMan.Eat(){Console.WriteLine("Roti");}void IBirds.Eat(){Console.WriteLine("Earthworms");}} |
We use interface name to access its method to implement.
Similarly, we call a method by instantiating the desired interface and assigning object of the derived class to it.
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| IMan man = new MyClass();man.Eat();IBirds birds = new MyClass();birds.Eat();//OR((IMan)new MyClass()).Eat();((IBirds)new MyClass()).Eat(); |
