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Naming interfaces

Starting interface names with an uppercase "I" helps you distinguish an interface from a class. The following interface name, IEmployeeRecords, uses an initial uppercase letter and concatenated words with mixed case, as follows:

interface IEmployeeRecords{}

The following conventions also apply:

• Interface names have an uppercase first letter. 

  This is the same as class names.

• Interface names are usually adjectives. 

  Printable is a good example.

For more information on interfaces, see Interfaces.

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