How can we implement the two interfaces having same method names ?

Interface Interface1 { void Add(); } interface Interface2 { void Add(); } public class Baseclass :interface1,Interface2 { Interface.Add() { console.Writeline(); } Interface.Add() { Console.writeline(); } Public Static Void Main() { baseclass b=new baseclass(); interface1 f1=b; b.add(); interface2 f2=b; b.add(); } }

i am agree with dillip

Refer this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173157.aspx

yes,By explicit interface implementation Example: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { I1 obj1 = new A(); I2 obj2 = new A(); lblResult1.Text = obj1.Interview(); lblResult2.Text = obj2.Interview(); } interface I1 { string Interview(); } interface I2 { string Interview(); } class A : I1, I2 { string I1.Interview() { return "Result2"; } string I2.Interview() { return "Result"; } }