How to do proper Reflection of base Interface methods

Question

I have 2 interfaces and 2 classes that I investigate via Reflection:

• IParent
• IChild - derives from IParent
• Parent
• Child - derives f

Answer 1

Although, we use the interfaces as the same way we use inheritance (":"); interfaces are not inherited; they are to be implemented. In such a case; inheritance is confused with implementation since they are defined using the same operator (":").

As a summary; IA : IB and A:IA means; any class implementing IA, shall implement IB. In this case; A shall implement IA and IB.

A:B means A class inherits B class; it does not implement.

The confusion here derives from using the same operator (":").

Check this page interface inheritance