Explicit and Implicit Implementations of Interfaces

namespace IEnumerableTest
{     /**      *       * The class that implements the interface must contain the implementation code of all members of the interface, and they are all public. There are two ways to implement interface members: implicit implementation and explicit implementation.      *       *       * */     interface Interface1     {         void DoSimple1();         void DoSimple2();     }     class ShowTest : Interface1     {         /**         *          * For the members of the show implementation, they can only be accessed through the interface, not the class object.         * Note It is not necessary to add keywords such as public and private when displaying the interface method.         *          *          *          * */         //Display implementation         // void Interface1.DoSimple1()         //{         // Console.WriteLine("DoSimple1");

































        //}         // void Interface1.DoSimple2()         //{         // Console.WriteLine("DoSimple2");         //}         /**         *          * Implicitly implemented members can be accessed either through a class object instance or Can be accessed through the interface         *          *          *          * */         //Implicit implementation         public void DoSimple1()         {             Console.WriteLine("DoSimple1");         }         public void DoSimple2()         {             Console.WriteLine("DoSimple2");         }         static void Main()         {             Interface1 s = new ShowTest();             s.DoSimple1();






































            s.DoSimple2();
            ShowTest t = new ShowTest();
            t.DoSimple1();
            t.DoSimple2();             Console.ReadKey();        }    }}