Interfaces
Explore how interfaces serve as contracts between classes and their implementations in C#. Understand that interfaces require all members to be implemented and can include default methods. Learn to work with multiple interfaces, the role of IEnumerable and IEnumerator for iteration, and how to use yield return and yield break to control iteration flow. This lesson equips you with essential knowledge to design flexible and maintainable class structures.
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What is an interface?
An interface behaves as a contract between itself and any class where it’s used. A class that implements an interface must now implement all its members. These interfaces are usually named with a capital I, though it isn’t required. These interfaces can ...