Interfaces and the Dart SDK :
In Dart, interfaces provide a way to define a contract for classes to adhere to, without specifying how they should implement the contract. This allows for polymorphism and abstraction in Dart programs.
Here's a basic example of how interfaces work in Dart:
// Define an interface abstract class Animal { void makeSound(); } // Implement the interface class Dog implements Animal { @override void makeSound() { print('Woof!'); } } class Cat implements Animal { @override void makeSound() { print('Meow!'); } } void main() { // Create instances of classes that implement the interface Animal dog = Dog(); Animal cat = Cat(); // Call the method defined in the interface dog.makeSound(); // Output: Woof! cat.makeSound(); // Output: Meow! }