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Multiple Interfaces with same Method
Posted by kalit sikka Jul 03, 2009
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Major Category : .NET
Minor Category : Windows Forms
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Priyaranjan Pati
Aug 13, 2009

 To show what happens to the possible conflicts if you 
 implement multiple interfaces: there are no conflicts.


 If multiple interfaces have the exact same method, you
 merely have to implement it.


 If multiple interfaces have similar methods, you must
 implement them all.There's still no conflict.

pula narasima
Jul 17, 2009

Hi ,

Same Method in Both the Interface u just Impliment the One Interface that it.ok i will give with examples later.ok bye

 

kalit sikka
Jul 03, 2009

We have two Interface A and B both have one method common in them i.e. GetCustomer(), Suppose if Class C will implement both the interfaces than what will be the implications of Common Method on it.

  
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