Submitted by alastairs on 22 August 2011 - 9:07pm
I've just been reading Brad Wilson's latest blog post, Interface Attributes != Class Attributes, and hit upon this interesting nugget regarding the implicit implementation of interfaces in .NET:
Implicit implementation (as seen above) is when a class implements the method/property in question as
a public method or property on the class. It's important to note that this method/property is NOT the
same thing as the interface method/property; it merely has the same signature, and thus can be used to
implicitly create the implementation of the interface. In reflection terms, the two are distinct and
different.
Hum. I did not know that.
