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Why does interfaces in polymorphism matter in this design?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Inheritance Basics
Java: Inheritance Basics
Answer
Interfaces define methods that can be implemented by any class, enabling polymorphism.
Interfaces allow different classes to implement the same methods, enabling polymorphic behavior. For example, both 'Dog' and 'Cat' can implement an 'Animal' interface with a 'makeSound' method, allowing them to be treated interchangeably in some contexts.
Interfaces allow different classes to implement the same methods, enabling polymorphic behavior. For example, both 'Dog' and 'Cat' can implement an 'Animal' interface with a 'makeSound' method, allowing them to be treated interchangeably in some contexts.
Topics: Inheritance Basics Java OOP