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Microsoft naming guidelines - What are "private interface members"?

From the Microsoft Framework Design Guidelines:

Casing and naming guidelines apply only to public and protected identifiers, and privately implemented interface members. Teams are free to choose their own guidelines for internal and private identifiers.

What do they mean by a privately implemented interface member?

Solution

  • I suppose it means explicitly implemented interface members.