4.3. Defining an Interface
In Section 4.1 we implemented a new instance of an existing interface. In Section 4.2 we simply discovered and used the interface associated with a given type. In this section we introduce an interface definition. This interface supports the generation and display of sequences of numbers based on a unique algorithm. Here is the general set of operations we wish to support (two methods, a property, and an indexer):
GenerateSequence(), which generates the unique sequence of elements
Display(), which outputs the elements
Length, which returns a count of the number of elements
Indexer, which allows the user to access a specific element
An interface definition begins with the keyword interface followed by a name. Recall that ...
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