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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] explicit interface methods
> There is no performance difference. The main advantage is that you do
not
> dirty the public interfaces of your class. Also, if you have two
interfaces
> tha
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Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 2:16 PM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] explicit interface methods
> There is no performance difference. The main advantage is that you do not
> dirty the public interfaces of your class. Also, if you have two
interfaces
> that have the same me
There is no performance difference. The main advantage is that you do not
dirty the public interfaces of your class. Also, if you have two interfaces
that have the same method signature and you want two different
implementations then you will have to use explicit implementation.
Also note that yo
Hi all,
When calling a method through an interface reference, is there any
functional or performance difference between having that implementation
being a public method, or an explicit interface method that calls the
public method?
E.g.:
Interface Foo{
void Bar();
}
public class Baz :
