Two Interface with Same Method Name - Implementation of Methods [closed]

Answer 1

1. Yes. That one method will be called when the class is accessed as an instance of IOne, or ITwo.

2. No. A method's name, return type, and arguments define a method's signature, and two methods within the same class cannot have the same signature. Doing so results in a compile time error.

   One solution I suggest is to use different method names for IOne.method and ITwo.method, thereby making each method's signature unique. This would allow you to define two unique methods in a single class.