Set-Associative Cache in C#, Part 2: Interface Design

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This is part 2 of a three-part series on implementing a set-associative cache in C#. In part 1, we looked at how set-associative caches work and sketched out the basic design.
 In this part, we’ll expand on the design a bit more and define a code interface for the cache. In part 3, we’ll
 turn the design into working code.

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