✅ Explicit interface implementation
Hi, guys. Maybe it's a stupid question, but can someone explain me, what is explicit interface implementation used for? I heard it can be used if a class inherits the same method from two interfaces or if one class inherits from another one which, in turn, inherits from an interface and the first class should implement it in its own way. These cases seem confusing and unlikely. Probably I don't understand the importance of this concept, so I ask you to tell me about occasions, when it could be useful.
Thank you in advance.
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It's for cases when there are two interfaces with a method with the same name and the same parameters, and you need a class to implement both. Basically it's for cases when the method names clash