Interfaces
Interfaces in Golang What is Interface In general, an interface is a set of methods or behaviors that a type must implement in order to be considered an implementation of that interface. Interfaces are a way of specifying a contract that a type must adhere to in order to be used in a certain context. Interfaces are a common feature in many programming languages, and they are often used to define the behavior of types in a way that is decoupled from their implementation. This allows you to write code that is more flexible and easier to extend, as you can use different implementations of an interface without having to change the code that uses the interface. For example, you might define an interface called Shape that defines methods for calculating the area and perimeter of a shape. You could then define multiple types that implement the Shape interface, such as Rectangle, Circle, and Triangle. This would allow you to write code that works with any type that implements the Sh...