Why we go for interface instead of abstract class?,

You might decide to use explicit interface implementation in these scenarios:

1. Whilst you have to implement certain methods to satisfy the interface contract, you're not bothered about and don't really want the user to call them.

Explicit implementation means that the method doesn't have to be (and indeed can't be) declared public and it can only be called via an interface reference, not via a reference to the implementing class itself. This hides it from view somewhat.

2. A class is implementing two (or more interfaces) which have methods of the same name and you don't want these methods to share the same code. You can therefore implement one method implicitly and the other(s) explicitly.

In my view Interface is different from abstract class.

First you must know the inheritance well. One parent class and many child classes inherited from its parent class are allowed in C#. Because one parent can have many child. This is a real world scenario.

C# will not allow a child class to inherit from many parent classes. Because this is not a real world scenario. In order to fulfill such a need Interfaces are playing a role.

Hi,

One reason for using the interface over abstract class is-
1) I cannot have multiple abstract class considered as base class but same is possible with interface.

Hope this answers your query