8. Interfaces
Polymorphism is available not only via inheritance (as discussed in Chapter 7) but also via interfaces. Unlike abstract classes, interfaces cannot include any implementation. Like abstract classes, however, interfaces define a set of members that callers can rely on being implemented.
By implementing an interface, a type defines its capabilities. The interface implementation relationship is a “can ...
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