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  1. Nov 5th, 2005, 09:31 PM #1
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    What are the advantages of Interface in OOP? Please give me an example to show that using Interface is better than one without using Interface.
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    Re: Oop

    That sounds exactly like a test question. Why don't you take your OOP textbook and look up the answer yourself?
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    Re: Oop

    Quote Originally Posted by ychhuong
    What are the advantages of Interface in OOP? Please give me an example to show that using Interface is better than one without using Interface.
    An interface is used to specify a class: e.g. if your class implements the interface Runnable, it's considered as a threading class
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