You have interfaces IA and IB both with a method Execute(). You want a class Worker to implement both but have different behaviors for each. How should you implement this?

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You have interfaces IA and IB both with a method Execute(). You want a class Worker to implement both but have different behaviors for each. How should you implement this?

ACreate two separate classes for IA and IB

BImplement one public Execute method for both interfaces

CUse inheritance instead of interfaces

DUse explicit interface implementation for both Execute methods

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand requirement for different behaviors
To have different behaviors for the same method name from two interfaces, explicit implementation is needed.
Step 2: Apply explicit interface implementation
Implement IA.Execute() and IB.Execute() explicitly to provide separate method bodies.
Final Answer:
Use explicit interface implementation for both Execute methods -> Option D
Quick Check:
Different behaviors = explicit interface implementation [OK]

Quick Trick: Explicit implementation allows method name reuse with different bodies [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Using one public method for both interfaces
Trying inheritance to solve interface method conflicts
Splitting into multiple classes unnecessarily

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You have interfaces IA and IB both with a method Execute(). You want a class Worker to implement both but have different behaviors for each. How should you implement this?

Step 1: Understand requirement for different behaviors

Step 2: Apply explicit interface implementation

Final Answer:

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