public static void Main()
{
//* MyImplicitClass instance would work with either the class or the Interface:
ImplicitClass _class = new ImplicitClass();
_class.Method();
IInterface _interface = new ImplicitClass();
_interface.Method();
//* ExplicitClass would work only with the interface:
ExplicitClass obj = new ExplicitClass();
//* The following line would not work and will generate a compiler error.
//obj.Method();
//* Using 'var' will declare as the class, so this also will fail
//var obj = new ExplicitClass();
//obj.Method();
//* This will work
IInterface _explicit = new ExplicitClass();
_explicit.Method();
}
public void Implicit()
{
ImplicitClass o = "foo";
AssertEquals(o.Value, "foofoo");
}
public void ImplicitMethod(ImplicitClass implicitClass)
{
this.implicitClass = implicitClass;
}
public void Implicit()
{
ImplicitClass o = "foo";
QUnit.AreEqual(o.Value, "foofoo");
}
