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Code 401 ASP.NET

Reading 07

(All My Notes are attributed/sourced from the Resources directly preceding them.)

Summary

• An interface is similar to an abstract class where every member of the class is abstract and cannot be instantiated.
  • This means that it will tell it’s children everything that must be implemented.
• Unlike abstract classes though, you can implement an abstract class and multiple interfaces at the same time.
  • Interfaces can be members of both namespaces and classes
• Interfaces are meant to be a set of guidelines/rules/roadmap for how other classes are setup.

Resources

• Interfaces (C# Programming Guide)

  • Author: Microsoft Docs

  • Article Source

• What is an Interface?

  • Author: John Sonmez

  • Article Source

• interface (C# Reference)

  • Author: Microsoft Docs

  • Article Source

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