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How do interfaces facilitate multiple implementations?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Polymorphism
Java: Polymorphism
Answer
Interfaces allow different classes to implement the same set of methods, enabling polymorphism.
Interfaces define a contract that multiple classes can implement. This is useful in scenarios like a logging system where `Logger` is an interface with implementations like `FileLogger` and `ConsoleLogger`. Each class provides its own behavior for the methods defined in the `Logger` interface.
Interfaces define a contract that multiple classes can implement. This is useful in scenarios like a logging system where `Logger` is an interface with implementations like `FileLogger` and `ConsoleLogger`. Each class provides its own behavior for the methods defined in the `Logger` interface.
Topics: Java OOP Polymorphism