9.8. Implementing Interfaces Using Visual Studio 2010
Although interface-based programming is a very powerful technique, implementing interfaces may entail a healthy amount of typing. Given that interfaces are a named set of abstract members, you are required to type in the definition and implementation for each interface method on each type that supports the behavior.
As you would hope, Visual Studio 2010 supports various tools that make the task of implementing interfaces less burdensome. By way of a simple test, insert a final class into your current project named PointyTestClass. When you implement IPointy (or any interface for that matter), you might have noticed that when you complete typing the interface's name (or when you position the ...
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