i want to clear my doubt regarding interface

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i have an interface .details are given below

C#

Interface myinterface
{
   void getmethods();
   void  interfacemethod();
   void methodtoimpliment();
}

class myclass:myinterface
{
    getmethods()
    {
        response.write("get method called");
    }
}
class Implement:myinterface
{
   interfacemethod()
    {
   response.write("interface method called:");
    }
methodtoimplement()
  {
      response.write("implement method called:");
  }
}

is it possible or not??

Posted 7-Mar-12 0:04am

chinta123

Updated 7-Mar-12 0:26am

v4

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Solution 2

AFAIK it is not possible.
You have to implement all methods of interface.
Everything or Nothing.

What you are saying is not possible.

Posted 7-Mar-12 0:09am

nagendrathecoder

Updated 7-Mar-12 0:35am

v2

Solution 3

No, you must implement all the methods of an interface

An interface gaurantees a 'contract' - if a class implements an interface then you know that the methods on that class are available.

Posted 7-Mar-12 0:09am

Dylan Morley

Solution 4

Nope: a consumer of the interface may safely assume it may call all the methods.

Posted 7-Mar-12 0:15am

CPallini

v2

Solution 5

no you have to split it in two interfaces.

Posted 7-Mar-12 2:23am

johannesnestler

Solution 6

.NET does not support multiple inheritances directly because in .NET, a class cannot inherit from more than one class. .NET supports multiple inheritances through interfaces.
for more..

Posted 25-Feb-13 0:14am

Rasadul Alam Rashed

Updated 25-Feb-13 8:19am

v2

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-07T00:08:00

Solution 1

No. You MUST implement the methods, but they don't have to do anything:

C#

class myclass:myinterface
{
    void getmethods()
    {
        response.write("get method called");
    }

    void  interfacemethod() {}

    void methodtoimpliment() {}
        
}

Posted 7-Mar-12 0:08am

#realJSOP

v2

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chinta123 7-Mar-12 6:28am

thank you.but i have just change my question .can you please tell me is it possible or not??

nagendrathecoder 7-Mar-12 6:35am

Not possible.