How to work with an interface in VB.NET?

The following code demonstrates the ability to work with an interface. An interface defines a method's name and not it's contents.

Imports System
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic
      Public Interface NewInt
        Sub Mysub()
        Function MyFun() As String
      End Interface
      Class myclass Implements MyInt 
  ' Implementing the above defined interface, need to use the keyword implements to use the interface
 
         Shared Sub Main()
            Dim mc As New myclass()
            mc.Mysub()
         End Sub
          Sub Mysub() Implements NewInt.Mysub
           MsgBox("Hello from INterfaces")
        End Sub
        Function MyFun() As String Implements NewInt.MyFun
                dim str as string 
                str="hello matey"         
                return (str)
        End Function
      End Class


Written by Sandeep Mogulla, Webmaster at www.startvbdotnet.com

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