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Hi Team, What is Implicit and Explicit Interface IN C#? And Why And When we want to use Please Help me Thanks, Pratap.

Jaish Mathews · Answer

I used to play with interfaces :) . Interfaces are implicit by default. You use explicit interface if you want to implement two interfaces with the same signatures . If you want to Paint both Wall and Gate, below code explains implicit and explicit way of Paint() method implementation. Implicit(Default) - public class DoPainting : IGate, IWall { public void Paint() { Console.WriteLine( "What I need to paint?" ); } } interface IGate { void Paint(); } interface IWall { void Paint(); } Only one method for both interface. But most cases and design perspective, this should be separated and so using explicit interface. See below. Explicit (Mention interface name with Method)- public class DoPainting : IGate, IWall { void IGate.Paint() { Console.WriteLine( "DO gate paint" ); } void IWall.Paint() { Console.WriteLine( "DO wall paint" ); } } interface IGate { void Paint(); } interface IWall { void Paint(); } Also notice that the access modifier of the methods are removed. This is the correct way on design perspective.

Sanwar Ranwa · Answer

Hello Pratap Veera Please check these Links https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/mhop/2006/12/13/implicit-and-explicit-interface-implementations/ https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8911c4/implicit-and-explicit-interface-examples/ https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8a67c0/getting-started-with-implicit-and-explicit-interface-impleme/ https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1000374/Explicit-Interface-VS-Implicit-Interface-in-Csharp

Arish ma · Answer

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