Interface implementation in C# and VB.NET

Question

I have an interface defined in C# project:

public interface IForm
{
    bool IsDisposed { get; }
    void Show();
}

I implemen

Answer 1

VB.NET allows you to name a function/sub differently than the function/sub that it implements. This means that you must explicitly add the Implements to the end of the signature.

In C# you can't do this, so the implementations "just work" without you having to add anything.

MSDN:

The parameter types and return types of the implementing member must match the interface property or member declaration in the interface. The most common way to implement an element of an interface is with a member that has the same name as the interface