Declare same method name and same signature ..Is it possible in C# ?

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Declare same method Name and same signature ..Is it possible in C# ?

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Interface I1
{

int Add(int i1, int i2);

int Add(int i1, int i2);

}
class chileClass : I1
{

//How can I implement here if that is possible?
}

Posted 4-Aug-13 21:16pm

DGKumar

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DGKumar 5-Aug-13 3:24am

It has asked by CTS interviewer?
then i confused.
for clarification i have asked u.
Thanks for reply.

Pheonyx 5-Aug-13 3:39am

No problem, I think you aught to read up on Interfaces and Abstract classes based on this and the other question you asked. There is a lot of information available on the internet and I found it extremely helpful when I was trying to understand them. I would also advise looking at Abstract and Virtual methods.

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Pheonyx · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-04T21:18:00

Solution 1

I do not believe this is possible, why would you want to do that?

Posted 4-Aug-13 21:18pm

Pheonyx

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-04T21:41:00

Solution 2

No it is not possible, because it makes no sense: how do you (and the compiler and the runtime) would distinguish between the two?

Posted 4-Aug-13 21:41pm

CPallini

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Maciej Los 5-Aug-13 4:07am

Agree, it makes no sense at all!
A 5!
See my answer.

_Asif_ · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-04T21:41:00

Solution 3

No, its not possible. Let us know the requirement so we might give you some idea

Posted 4-Aug-13 21:41pm

_Asif_

Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-04T22:09:00

Solution 4

I would suggest you to read this: 3.6 Signatures and overloading[^]
There you'll find an answer ;)

More:
13.4.3 Interface implementation inheritance[^]
Knowing When to Use Override and New Keywords (C# Programming Guide)[^]
How to: override static methods[^]

Posted 4-Aug-13 22:09pm

Maciej Los

Updated 4-Aug-13 22:14pm

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