C# - What is the reason for “Explicitly implemented interface members are always implicitly private ?”

Question

When i need to implement the interface member explicitly ,it is private.

for example :

 // when explicit implementation it is always private
  void I         


        

Answer 1

Because 2 interfaces that implemented by that class explicitly can have method with the same name. That is why that method is private when accessing by class reference and public when interface.