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Note

Visual Studio 2008 also supports an extract interface refactoring, available from the Refactoring menu.

This allows you to pull out a new interface definition from an existing class definition. See my MSDN article

“Refactoring C# Code Using Visual Studio 2005” (the same holds true for Visual Studio 2008) for further details.

Resolving Name Clashes via Explicit Interface

Implementation

As shown earlier in this chapter, a single class or structure can implement any number of interfaces.

Given this, there is always a possibility that you may implement interfaces that contain identically

named members, and therefore have a name clash to contend with. To illustrate various manners in

which you can resolve this issue, create a new Console Application named InterfaceNameClash.

Now design three custom interfaces that represent various locations to which an implementing

type could render its output: