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How interfaces work in Go

In Go, an interface is a type that defines a set of method signatures. Unlike other object-oriented languages that explicitly enforce class inheritance, Go follows a unique implicit interface implementation model, meaning any type that implements the required methods automatically satisfies the interface.

Why Use Interfaces?

  • Achieve polymorphism by allowing different struct types to implement the same behavior.
  • Enable abstraction by defining behavior without specifying implementation details.

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