Explicit Interface Implementation

When two interfaces declare a method with the SAME name, a class can implement each one explicitly so they do not collide. Explicit implementations use the form ReturnType IInterface.Method() with no access modifier, and are only reachable through a reference of that interface type. Make Person implement both IEnglish.Greet() returning Hello and ISpanish.Greet() returning Hola. Do NOT write a Main method.

The tester calls each through the matching interface reference, so the program prints the output shown in Expected Output.