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Why do we need interfaces for class in C#.net
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Last Update: November 20, 2008 Asked by:
Abhijit Khalate
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January 30, 2007 09:20:41
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Vijay Sitlani
RE: Why do we need interfaces for class in C#.net
In C#.Net Interfaces are required to Implement Multiple Inheritance As by default .Net doesn't support multiple inheritance.
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March 26, 2007 16:42:06
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LMatta
RE: Why do we need interfaces for class in C#.net
First of all C# does not support multiple Inheritance. So to achieve Multiple Inheritance can be done using Interface.
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November 20, 2008 04:44:57
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prachiverma
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RE: Why do we need interfaces for class in C#.net
To support multiple inheritence.
As interfaces support multiple inheritance
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