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Calling a static abstract method without a generic type [Answered]

If I have this code with a static abstract member

Bar

Bar

Bar

Bar in the interface

IFoo

IFoo

IFoo

IFoo, is there any way (besides reflection) to call

Bar

Bar

Bar

Bar on an instance of

IFoo

IFoo

IFoo

IFoo without the explicit type of the instance?

IFoo f = GetFoo();
f.Bar(); // ???

static IFoo GetFoo() =>
  new Foo();

interface IFoo {
  static abstract void Bar();
}
class Foo : IFoo {
  public static void Bar() =>
    Console.WriteLine("bar");
}

IFoo f = GetFoo();
f.Bar(); // ???

static IFoo GetFoo() =>
  new Foo();

interface IFoo {
  static abstract void Bar();
}
class Foo : IFoo {
  public static void Bar() =>
    Console.WriteLine("bar");
}

IFoo f = GetFoo();
f.Bar(); // ???

static IFoo GetFoo() =>
  new Foo();

interface IFoo {
  static abstract void Bar();
}
class Foo : IFoo {
  public static void Bar() =>
    Console.WriteLine("bar");
}

IFoo f = GetFoo();
f.Bar(); // ???

static IFoo GetFoo() =>
  new Foo();

interface IFoo {
  static abstract void Bar();
}
class Foo : IFoo {
  public static void Bar() =>
    Console.WriteLine("bar");
}

Calling a static abstract method without a generic type [Answered]

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