Answer Posted / lakshmi
1)An Interface is a reference type and contains only
abstract members.
2)Interface contains declaration of methods, properties,
Indexers and events.
3)You can never instantiate an interface, it only contains
signature of its members.
4)An Interface has neither constructors nor fields.
5)An Interface definition also not permitted to contain
operator overloads.It is also not permitted to declare
modifiers on the members in an Interface definition.
6)An Interface members are always implicitly public and
cannot be declared as virtual or static.
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