C Sharp (C#) - InterfacesWhich of the following is the correct syntax to declare an interface in C#?Aabstract interface IExample { void DoWork(); }Binterface IExample { void DoWork(); }Cclass IExample { abstract void DoWork(); }Dinterface IExample { void DoWork() {} }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall interface syntaxInterfaces use the keyword 'interface' without 'abstract' and declare method signatures without bodies.Step 2: Check each optioninterface IExample { void DoWork(); } correctly declares an interface with a method signature only.Final Answer:interface IExample { void DoWork(); } -> Option BQuick Check:Interface syntax = 'interface' + method signatures [OK]Quick Trick: Interface methods have no body, no 'abstract' keyword needed [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAdding 'abstract' keyword to interfaceProviding method bodies in interface methodsDeclaring interface as a class
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