What does the Implements statement do?



What does the Implements statement do?..

Answer / akash

The Implements statement is used as part of a technique
that separates the interface of an object from its
implementation, so that multiple implementations of the
interface can be developed. The interface is defined as an
abstract interface, and concrete classes inherit the
interface using the Implements statement. Clients can then
bind to the interface and dynamically switch these concrete
classes used to fulfill the role of the interface.

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