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An interface type is a type that specifies a set of method signatures (and, in some languages, properties and events) without providing implementations. It defines a contract that other types can implement, enabling polymorphism by allowing code to operate on values solely through the interface.
A type satisfies an interface by providing the required members. In statically typed languages, this relationship
Go uses interface types with implicit satisfaction: a type implements an interface if it has the necessary
Interface types enable polymorphic APIs and decoupling between code and concrete implementations. They are commonly used
A common distinction is between interfaces and abstract classes. Interfaces typically define a contract without shared
In summary, interface types formalize a contract of behavior that multiple concrete types can share, enabling