What does the modifier have methid from interface?

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Vladimir Bezugliy

I have next interface:
interface I
{
void F();
}

And next class implements this interface:
class MyClass : I
{
void F(){};
}

What does the modifier have the method MyClass::F() by
default?
 
By default F has private modifier

However, compiler won't let you compile the code, because in order to
implement the interface you have to declare that method as public
 
By default F has private modifier

You do not understand me right.
Metod from ionterface is public by default.
But what bublic is it - "public virtual" or "public
virtual sealed"?
 
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in the interface method is public virtual

You do not understand me right.
Metod from ionterface is public by default.
But what bublic is it - "public virtual" or "public
virtual sealed"?
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in the interface method is public virtual

No :-)))
Try to compile next code :-)

interface I
{
void F();
}

class Base : I
{
public void F(){}
}

class Derived : Base
{
public override void F(){}
}
 
hmm i've said in the interface not in the implementing it
class...

But question was about class :-)
 
Vladimir Bezugliy. said:
multipost.

Your answer is not full.
And I think that this question more correspond to this
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If you do, then crosspost. Don't multipost.
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I'm not sure you can still issue cancel commands on this server, but it
doesn't matter. Just try not to do it =)
 
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