I learned most of what I know about C# from books (Head First, Pro C#, etc..) And everytime I get into the books or online resources to the part about interfaces I read through it, but nothing ever sticks in my head. I just cannot find a time in a program
where I would actually NEED interfaces. Its most likely due to the fact that I still (after almost 6 months of learning) cannot get my head around WHY they do what they do, and a practical time when to use them.
This is really hitting me hard since I am starting on MVC3, I am getting into IEnumerator's and IEnumerables and its getting lost on me. Can someone give me any pointers, poiint me in the right direction, or just any advice for how to better grasp this concept?
Simply...explain it like im 5. Thanks.
ilovemyherbz
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Need a better explanation of interfaces
Mar 13, 2012 04:55 PM|LINK
I learned most of what I know about C# from books (Head First, Pro C#, etc..) And everytime I get into the books or online resources to the part about interfaces I read through it, but nothing ever sticks in my head. I just cannot find a time in a program where I would actually NEED interfaces. Its most likely due to the fact that I still (after almost 6 months of learning) cannot get my head around WHY they do what they do, and a practical time when to use them.
This is really hitting me hard since I am starting on MVC3, I am getting into IEnumerator's and IEnumerables and its getting lost on me. Can someone give me any pointers, poiint me in the right direction, or just any advice for how to better grasp this concept? Simply...explain it like im 5. Thanks.