How can we use the same method of different interface?

By explicit type casting of method

interface IAnimal{ string Walk();} interface Ihuman{ string Walk();} public class Iimplement: IAnimal,Ihuman { public string IAnimal.Walk(){return "Snaks crawling..."} public string Ihuman.Walk(){return "men walking..."} }

public interface ITalk { string Shout(); } public class Dog : ITalk { public string Shout() { return "Woof, woof woof woof woof"; } } public class Cat : ITalk { public string Shout() { return "Mew Mew Mew"; } } public class Parrot : ITalk { public string Shout() { return "Sqwark! Sqwark! Sqwark!"; } } public class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // Writes Woof, Woof ITalk pet = new Dog(); Console.WriteLine(pet .Speak()); // Now writes Meow ITalk pet = new Cat(); Console.WriteLine(pet .Speak()); // Now writes Sqwark etc ITalk pet = new Parrot(); Console.WriteLine(pet .Speak()); } }