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Ienumerable x=new classA();
I know you can’t instantiate an interface. But would it be okay to call x an instance of Ienumerable? If not what is an easy way to address x while still conveying that its a variable of the type Ienumerable?
Yes – calling x an instance of Ienumerable is completely correct.
You could also say “x implements Ienumerable” or “x supports Ienumerable”