INTERFACES
Hello, can someone explain me the diference betwen Interfaces and heritage?
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inheritance → Like Family Traits
You inherit traits from your parents—maybe your dad’s height or your mom’s eye color. Similarly, a class inherits properties and behaviors from a parent class. You don’t have to redefine them; they’re just passed down.
Interfaces → Like a Job Requirement
A company doesn’t care about your last name; they need you to have certain skills. To be a pilot, you must know how to fly a plane. To be a chef, you must know how to cook. An interface is just a contract that says, “If you want to be in this category, you must have these methods.”
So, inheritance is like getting traits from your parents, while an interface is like meeting job requirements!
i hope that helps
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