Python 101 : Interfaces - blueprints of classes -
An interface does nothing. It only provides a blueprint comprised of methods that classes - using that blueprint - must follow.
To create an interface, we include only the method's signature. We could also add a comment indicating the role of each function.
Our functions will contain a single instruction:
- pass : used in the methods that have no return value.
- return : for methods that return a value like "False", "0", or "None".
We name our interface by adding "Interface" to their name, for example "carInterface".
Below is a simple example of an interface:
To implement the above interface in a class, we use the below syntax:
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