By BlackRabbitCoder
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Submitted: Feb 08 2013 / 00:38
Most of the time in C#, we implement interfaces implicitly. This is by far the simplest method and makes the method available both to consumers of the interface and the implementing type directly. There are times, though, when you may want to implement an interface, but hide or change how the interface implementation is exposed in the implementing type. This is done through explicit interface implementation, which we will discuss today.
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new post!
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