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What means "I" in c#?

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What means "I" in c#?

Abhilash J A

Abhilash J A

10yAsked Apr 18, 2016, 9:47 AM928Visual Basic .NET

Hello everyone,
I had interview today then interviewer asked me:-

What means "I" commonly used in IEnumerable, ICollection, IList in c#?

I do not understand.

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Shakti Singh Dulawat10y ago
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So as per my view you should answer I belong to Interfaces in c# , IEnumerable, ICollection and IList are interfaces in the .NET Framework.
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Vivek Kumar10y ago
Yes, I belong to interface.
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