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| Articles about Explicit |
| Explicit Interface Implementation in c sharp | | 2008-05-26 03:38:00 | | In the implementation shown so far, the implementing class (Document) creates a member method with the same signature and return type as the method detailed in the interface. It is not necessary to explicitly state that this is an implementation of an interface; this is understood by the compiler implicitly. What happens, however, if the class implements two interfaces, each of which has a method with the same signature? This might happen if the class implements interfaces defined by two different organizations or even two different programmers. The next example creates two interfaces: IStorable and ITalk. The latter implements a Read() method that reads a book aloud. Unfortunately, this conflicts with the Read() method in IStorable. Because both IStorable and ITalk have a Read() method, the implementing Document class must use explicit implementation for at least one of the methods. With explicit implementation, the implementing class (Document) explicitly identifies the... | | By: dot net made easy | | |
| | No Explicit Denial? | | 2007-09-05 15:56:57 | | I’ve noticed that a few– and I’m sure there are more– blogs on the right have been jumping for joy over a recent survey of research papers that, to quote the Daily Tech, “Of 528 total papers on climate change, only 38 (7%) gave an explicit endorsement of the consensus. If one considers “implicit” endorsement [...]... | | By: Hell's Handmaiden | | |
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