what are the benefit of implementing Interface instead of Inherit the classes in .NET? except multiple inheritance
what are the benefit of implementing Interface instead of Inherit the classes in .NET?
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what are the benefit of implementing Interface instead of Inherit the classes in .NET? except multiple inheritance
One key advantage of interfaces in a single inheritance language is that interfaces can be implemented on classes that do not share a common root.
Another point is that interfaces allow what is known as interface inheritance rather than implementation inheritance. This can sometimes be very useful but proponents of true multiple inheritance regard the lack of multiple implementation inheritance a crucial weakness of C#, Java etc.