The interface segregation principle is one of the SOLID principles that states that the clients should not be compelled to implement an interface that contains declarations of members or operations ...

The IComparable interface lets you create objects that know how to sort themselves correctly. This interface also provides an example of a high-level strategy for building and extending your classes.

First off, let’s get an understanding of interfaces and why they are needed in programming. An interface is strictly a contract; it doesn’t have any implementation. An interface contains only member ...

In this column, I'm going to demonstrate how to implement a fluent interface in a single class. The initial version of this interface supports typical actions on a SalesOrder class that holds a ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. Programming to the interface is a common concept among object-oriented programmers. It provides ...

The Comparable interface is simple because it only has one method; however, implementing the compareTo method can become tedious if you need to sort your object by multiple properties (especially if ...