Wednesday, 20 January 2021

Explicit Interface Implementation

 'Disambiguation' is a wonderful word - and it's an important concept in software too. Here's how C# explicit interface implementation can disambiguate otherwise indistinguishable methods.

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  • Interfaces
  • Explicit interface implementation
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