Interface C#, 2.0

[rh1200la]

Noob question here.


I'm creating an interface with various properties, but I also want it
to include a <list> of a particular object. What is the correct syntax
to do this in an interface? Thanks.

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Arne_Vajh=F8j?=]

I'm creating an interface with various properties, but I also want it
to include a <list> of a particular object. What is the correct syntax
to do this in an interface?

An interface can only contain abstract methods and properties
not any implementation (and a field is implementation).

Arne

 

[rh1200la]

So I would just leave it until I create the specific class?

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Arne_Vajh=F8j?=]

So I would just leave it until I create the specific class?

Or use an abstract base class instead of an interface.

Arne

 

[Barry Kelly]

Noob question here.


I'm creating an interface with various properties, but I also want it
to include a <list> of a particular object. What is the correct syntax
to do this in an interface? Thanks.

I'd advise you to write a property:

interface Foo
{
List<ParticularObject> MyList { get; }
}

-- Barry

 

[Giulio Petrucci]

Barry Kelly ha scritto:

I'd advise you to write a property:

+1

Regards,
Giulio - Italy

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