ASP.NET

public interface IInterfaceA
{
    void MethodA();
    void MethodB();
}
         
public class X : IInterfaceA
{
    void IInterfaceA.MethodA() { }
    void IInterfaceA.MethodB() { }

    public void MethodC() { }
    public void MethodD(){}
}

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interface A<br />
{<br />
Method A<br />
Method B<br />
}<br />
interface B<br />
{<br />
Method C<br />
Method D<br />
}<br />
<br />
Class X: Interface A, Interface B<br />
{<br />
... etc.<br />
}<br />
<br />
And then have user only instantiate one of type a or type b.<br />
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<br />

Public Interface IInterfaceA
    Sub MethodA()
    Sub MethodB()
End Interface
    
Public Class X
    Implements IInterfaceA
       
    Private Sub MethodA() Implements IInterfaceA.MethodA
    End Sub
    Protected Sub MethodB() Implements IInterfaceA.MethodB
    End Sub
           
    Public Sub MethodC()
    End Sub
    Public Sub MethodD()
    End Sub
End Class

i@@ wrote:

var aryTimeAs = new Array();

intASHours = aryTimeAS[0];
intASHours = aryTimeAS[1];

intAEHours = aryTimeAE[0];
intAEHours = aryTimeAE[1];

dtmAE = new Date();
dtmAE.setHours(intAEHours);
dtmAE.setMinutes(intAEMinutes);
dtmAE.setSeconds(intAESeconds);

windows.alert(intNumOfHours);

windows.event.returnValue = false;