Interface Inheritance (implements) | Java | Tutorial 35

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I have been researching interfaces for a long time and could not grasp it. I viewed dozens and dozens of videos and all they explain is how to create the interface and create the object using the interface name. None of them ever explained the reason for doing it. I became a master at creating interfaces and the objects that use them but still did not know the reason for doing so instead of just using the class name and calling the method directly. It became very frustrating. This is the first video that explained it to me using the array of different classes and calling the correct method for each class. I thank you for explaining this and will look for your future videos

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Interface~essentially just define a template for a category of classes called an interface and then we can implementation that interface in spesific instances Like you say:hai animal have this,hai animal have that Mereka harus punya atribut ini New interface Class:we can model real word entity

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I get this but I dont get why you did not do tha same thing with the chefs (tutorial 34) or vice versa, how can I know when to use implements or extends like you previously video?

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Nice feature in Java, but what is the exact difference between an interface and a main class though? They look exactly the same me think !

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we can do the same thing on inheritance, right? but what's the difference?

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Hi I had the same query and googled the answer. Some key differences are that 1) A class can implement multiple interfaces, but a class can extend 1 other class only. 2) A class can be "instantiated" i.e. we can create instances and objects from classes, however we cannot instantiate interfaces. for more in depth info you can check this quora link out: www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-interface-and-class-in-Java Hope this helped!

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What would you do if you have getters and setters ?

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While using the animal example helps explain how this works, I dont yet see what sort of project this might be useful for. Good video otherwise.

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You use public interface for classes to make your character walk and register the tiles they walked on, packetlisteners(executed the packets), writing the display text, color, and font for a player's achievement quest, events like holiday events, minigame events, combat method to check if it can perform the next upcoming attack, interring a syntax when players type a number/letter on a boxed interface on their screen, and updatingsequences, etc. That's all server sided when creating an RPG game, at least on my part. There's more for other kinds of games and some that I don't use for my RPG for now. The client side for me are; you can use it to create a pop up notification and getting the x,y,z coordinates of the pixelation for particle effects on a player's weaponary/armour. So like flames flowing down like a river on the bottom tips of a character's cape/bag/backpack, etc.

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