Consider a scenario, class which is implemented two interfaces with same method name in it

9. Consider a scenario, I have a class which is implemented two interfaces Interface1 and Interface2, both of these interfaces has a method called Add()
Please answer the following questions. Will it be an Issue? No Do I need to implement two different Add () methods? If yes how can you implement in derived class?Yes, we need to provide the implementation for two Add() methods by prefixing Interface name to method name. The implementation would be like this:Interface1.Add() {------} and Interface2.Add() {-----} How can you access a specific Add() method of a class? Interface1 obj1= new Derrivedclass(); Obj1.Add() //Invoke the Interface1.Add() Method. Interface2 obj2= new Derrivedclass(); Obj2.Add() //Invoke the Interface2.Add() Method.
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