Answer / prashant k

Yes, We can define properties inside the interface without
implementation. e.g.

String GetName {get; set;}

Answer / pramodgupta20

You can declare the property in interface and define it in
the class which implements the interface.

int GetUser{get; set;}

Answer / nisha mac

yes you can declare the property inside interface but
implementation is mandatory otherwise it will throw error at
buid time saying you need to implement it.

Answer / chandan kumar

No,We Can,t define property in Interface

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