C# internal interface with internal implementation?

To all my knowledge you cannot implement interface methods internal . As you stated you can implement them explicitly but then someone can still do ((IScanner)myScanner). SetHardware(hw).

If you are implicitly implementing an interface I believe that the member must be declared public. In your example, CA attempts to implicitly implement the X() method but isn't declared public. If you want to keep X() as internal then you should use explicit interface implementation.

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