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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Class » Explicit Interface Implementation 
7. 34. 4. Explicitly implement an interface member
using System; 
 
interface MyInterface 
  bool MyMethodA(int x)
  bool MyMethodB(int x)

 
class MyClass : MyInterface 
 
  // Explicit implementation. 
  bool MyInterface.MyMethodA(int x) { 
    if((x%2!= 0
       return true
    else 
       return false
  
 
  // Normal implementation. 
  public bool MyMethodB(int x) { 
    MyInterface o = this// reference to invoking object 
 
    return !o.MyMethodA(x)
  

 
class MainClass 
  public static void Main() { 
    MyClass ob = new MyClass()
    bool result; 
 
    result = ob.MyMethodB(4)
    if(resultConsole.WriteLine("4 is even.")
 
    // result = ob.MyMethodA(4); // Error, MyMethodA not directly accessible 
 
    MyInterface iRef = (MyInterfaceob; 
    result = iRef.MyMethodA(3)
    if(resultConsole.WriteLine("3 is odd.")
 
  
}
4 is even.
3 is odd.
7. 34. Explicit Interface Implementation
7. 34. 1. Interface member hiding
7. 34. 2. Explicit Interface Implementation
7. 34. 3. Explicit interface implementation and its own implementation
7. 34. 4. Explicitly implement an interface member
7. 34. 5. Use explicit implementation to remove ambiguity
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