Answer
Explicit interface implementation allows a class to implement multiple interface methods with the same name without conflict.
The implemented method is accessible only through an interface reference.
Quick Answer
When a class implements two interfaces with a method of the same name, explicit implementation handles each separately. Written as void IInterface.Method() with no access modifier — accessible only through an interface reference, not the class directly. Resolves ambiguity cleanly.
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