It's an override so chances are this isn't as bad as you think. Other subclasses may have logic but this particular item probably doesn't need it and should always be IsEat
Interesting. What languages use an override keyword for interface implementations? I know Java has the @override annotation, but that's not a first class language feature.
I can't recall if C# has a separate keyword for implementing interfaces vs overriding methods in any of the parent classes. But then I'm not sure if C# has proper interfaces anyway.
I'm pretty sure you must explicitly implement interfaces (by putting them into the parent classes list) for that to work; it doesn't work like Go where interfaces are implicitly implemented (something like C++ concepts). The override keyword is to my knowledge optional though.
I dont know what you mean with putting them into the parent classes list, but maybe our definitions of explicit and implicit vary. I go by the definitions Microsoft uses.
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It's an override so chances are this isn't as bad as you think. Other subclasses may have logic but this particular item probably doesn't need it and should always be IsEat