Implicit interface implemenations

[ajj3085]

Hi all,

Have a question..

I have an internal interface, and an internal class which implements
the interface.

I've been finding it odd that even though the interface is internal,
when I implictely implement the interface, the method must be marked
public. Not a huge deal, since the class which implements the
interface is internal also.. just find it odd.

Any idea why this is? This is with .Net 2.0.

Thanks
andy

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Have a question..

I have an internal interface, and an internal class which implements
the interface.

I've been finding it odd that even though the interface is internal,
when I implictely implement the interface, the method must be marked
public. Not a huge deal, since the class which implements the
interface is internal also.. just find it odd.

Any idea why this is? This is with .Net 2.0.

All members of an interface are implictly public, so must be
implemented with public methods.

Jon