C# Beginner to advanced - Lesson 26 - Explicit Interfaces Part 2

Explicit Interface Implementation

If a class inherits from two interfaces and both interfaces have the same method name, in this scenario how class can implement the method for both the interfaces, at this point of time we will use “Explicit Interface Implementation” technique.

When a class explicitly implements, an interface member, the interface member can no longer be accessed through class reference variable, but only through the interface reference variable.

Access modifiers are not allowed on explicitly implemented interface members.

Default and Explicit Implementation:

If you want to make one of the interface method, the default, then implement that method normally and the other interface method explicitly, This makes the default method to be accessible through class instance.

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