Java2C # translation: public methods in interfaces in C #

Question

Another question about translation, it may be more theoretical, but I'm curious how to choose a design. SFNQ:

Why does C # not allow you to control access control to methods in interfaces such as Java? For example, in the C # interface:

   public void Visit(Axiom axiom);

Thanks.

Answer 1

In both C # and Java, all methods on the interface are publicly available.

Java allows a public keyword, which can save on parsing rules. In C #, the public keyword was considered redundant and was generally removed from interface declarations.

Answer 2

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