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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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