The @Implements directive gets the ASP.Net page to implement a specified .NET
framework interface. The only single attribute is Interface, helps to specify
the .NET Framework interface. When the A...
Answered by: s_chilkury on: Jul 31st, 2007
In a general standing coding practice you should use Implements keyword wherever necessary and when you implement a class using the keyword "Implements", the code will not be properly compiled unless all the exposed members are implemented.
The @Implements directive gets the ASP.Net page to implement a specified .NET framework interface. The only single attribute is Interface, helps to specify the .NET Framework interface. When the A...
In a general standing coding practice you should use Implements keyword wherever necessary and when you implement a class using the keyword "Implements", the code will not be properly compiled unless all the exposed members are implemented.