Have public static values accessible thru the class that inherited this class

I understand the title is rather silly but i couldnt word it properly to fit a title. I come from a java background, and am currently making something where i require an exposed api interface and also code-generated values inside the interface. For clutter reasons I'd like to seperate the interface and the static methods. In java for example

public sealed interface A extends VariousAs { 
}

class AImpl {}

interface VariousAs {
    
    A VALUE_ONE = new AImpl();
    A VALUE_TWO = new AImpl();
}

public sealed interface A extends VariousAs { 
}

class AImpl {}

interface VariousAs {
    
    A VALUE_ONE = new AImpl();
    A VALUE_TWO = new AImpl();
}

In the code above i can easily access A.VALUE_ONE without exposing AImpl and VariousAs, but theres no way (atleast from what i can tell) to replicate such behaviour in c#.

C#•2y ago•

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Have public static values accessible thru the class that inherited this class

public sealed interface A extends VariousAs { 
}

class AImpl {}

interface VariousAs {
    
    A VALUE_ONE = new AImpl();
    A VALUE_TWO = new AImpl();
}

public sealed interface A extends VariousAs { 
}

class AImpl {}

interface VariousAs {
    
    A VALUE_ONE = new AImpl();
    A VALUE_TWO = new AImpl();
}

In the code above i can easily access A.VALUE_ONE without exposing AImpl and VariousAs, but theres no way (atleast from what i can tell) to replicate such behaviour in c#.

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