If there are 2 interface IParentInterface &
IChildInterface as follows.
interface IParentInterface
{
void InterfaceMethod();
}
interface IChildInterface : IParentInterface
{
void InterfaceMethod();
}
Both the interface contains method with same name
InterfaceMethod().
How InterfaceMethod() will be handled in IChildInterface as
its deriving IParentInterface
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Answer Posted / vijay
In this scenario,
Whenever the child interface is called, by default
InterfaceMethod() of childe interface is gets called.
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