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while defining an intreface
Why do we need to give variables names ?
like 'index' in the following eg.
Since variable binding will be done only at the
implementation of interface I don't see the need to give
varible names .
Could a mix of c syntax be better eg..string this[int] {
get; set; }

Assume that 'index' will be never used

Interface IExample
{
string this[int index] { get; set; }
event EventHandler E;
void F(int value);
string P { get; set; }
}


-- ignorant

I can't believe you're mad enough to post a msg about it.

Happy New Year (hiccup)


>-----Original Message-----
>
>while defining an intreface
>Why do we need to give variables names ?
>like 'index' in the following eg.
>Since variable binding will be done only at the
>implementation of interface I don't see the need to give
>varible names .
>Could a mix of c syntax be better eg..string this[int] {
>get; set; }
>
>Assume that 'index' will be never used
>
>Interface IExample
>{
> string this[int index] { get; set; }
> event EventHandler E;
> void F(int value);
> string P { get; set; }
>}
>
>
>-- ignorant
>.
>

Belated New year wishes

>-----Original Message-----
>
>
>I can't believe you're mad enough to post a msg about it.
>
>Happy New Year (hiccup)
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>
>>while defining an intreface
>>Why do we need to give variables names ?
>>like 'index' in the following eg.
>>Since variable binding will be done only at the
>>implementation of interface I don't see the need to
give
>>varible names .
>>Could a mix of c syntax be better eg..string this[int]
{
>>get; set; }
>>
>>Assume that 'index' will be never used
>>
>>Interface IExample
>>{
>> string this[int index] { get; set; }
>> event EventHandler E;
>> void F(int value);
>> string P { get; set; }
>>}
>>
>>
>>-- ignorant
>>.
>>
>.
>

disillusioned_01 wrote:

> while defining an intreface
> Why do we need to give variables names ?

Why would you want to put a variable in an interface?