Answer / umesh

Using Interface.Methodname

Answer / diana cheriyan

Suppose IntSample1 and IntSample2 are interface,then We call
method of IntSample1 by IntSample1.Methodname

Answer / n.v.s prasad

By using explicit interface declaration which is nothing
but (Interfacename.Methodname) but the problem is method
available to interface not for class(if you careate
instance of your class we are not able to access method
which we implemented above in our class, so method is
availble to interface only)

Note:If you want to acess method by instance of your class
we need to cast our instance to 'interface'
((instance)interfacename).methodname--->Possible
instance.methodname ---->Not possible

Answer / srinivas.r

we need to implement methods of interfaces explictly i.e
interfaceName.methodName

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