Implementing interfaces
Interfaces are a way of connecting different types together to make new things. Think of them like the studs on top of LEGO™ bricks that allow them to "stick" together, or electrical standards for plugs and sockets.
If a type implements an interface, then it is making a promise to the rest of .NET that it supports a certain feature.
Common interfaces
Here are some common interfaces that your types might want to implement:
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| This defines a comparison method that a type implements to order or sort its instances. |
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| This defines a comparison method that a secondary type implements to order or sort instances of a primary type. |
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| This defines a disposal method to release unmanaged resources more efficiently than waiting for a finalizer. |
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| This defines a culture-aware method to format the value of an object into a string representation. |
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