How to determine the maximum number of interfaces that a class can implement in a programming language?

In C#, there is no fixed limit on the number of interfaces a class can implement. Theoretically, a class can implement any number of interfaces.

However, in practice, consider:

• Readability and maintainability of the code.
• Possible conflicts of method names from different interfaces.

Example of implementing multiple interfaces:

interface IA { void MethodA(); }
interface IB { void MethodB(); }

class MyClass : IA, IB {
    public void MethodA() { /* implementation */ }
    public void MethodB() { /* implementation */ }
}