Which of the following is NOT an interface declared in System.Collecti

1.	Which of the following is NOT an interface declared in System.Collections namespace?
A.	IComparer
B.	IEnumerable
C.	IEnumerator
D.	IDictionaryComparer
E.	IDictionaryEnumerator
Answer» E. IDictionaryEnumerator

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