✅ Methods (with bodies) in interfaces
Hi!
C# allows interfaces to contain methods already with some implementation (i.e. with body).
As I can easily think about taking advantage of this, but doesn't it deny the main reason interfaces exists - i.e. to abstract things?
If it were your decision whould you use this functionality in your project or stick only to other options (like putting logic inside abstract classes, using services, etc.)?
C# allows interfaces to contain methods already with some implementation (i.e. with body).
As I can easily think about taking advantage of this, but doesn't it deny the main reason interfaces exists - i.e. to abstract things?
If it were your decision whould you use this functionality in your project or stick only to other options (like putting logic inside abstract classes, using services, etc.)?
