[Solved] You have two interfaces with the same method name:interface IA { void Execute(); }interface IB { void Execute(); }class C :... }How do you implement both methods explicitly to avoid conflict? | C Sharp (C#)

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You have two interfaces with the same method name:

interface IA { void Execute(); }
interface IB { void Execute(); }
class C : IA, IB { ??? }

How do you implement both methods explicitly to avoid conflict?

Avoid IA.Execute() { } void Execute() { }

Bpublic void Execute() { Console.WriteLine("Execute"); }

Cvoid Execute() { Console.WriteLine("Execute"); }

Dvoid IA.Execute() { Console.WriteLine("IA Execute"); } void IB.Execute() { Console.WriteLine("IB Execute"); }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand method name conflict
Both interfaces have Execute method, so explicit implementation is needed to differentiate them.
Step 2: Implement both explicitly
Implement each interface method by prefixing with interface name to avoid conflict.
Final Answer:
void IA.Execute() { Console.WriteLine("IA Execute"); } void IB.Execute() { Console.WriteLine("IB Execute"); } -> Option D
Quick Check:
Explicit implementation resolves method name conflicts [OK]

Quick Trick: Prefix method with interface name to implement multiple same-name methods [OK]

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