purpose of abstraction and interface
Answer / Ahmad Ashraf
Abstraction in programming is the process of hiding complex details and exposing only essential features or interfaces to the user. It allows for easier understanding, maintenance, and reuse of code by reducing complexity and increasing modularity. Interfaces, on the other hand, are a way of defining a contract between different parts of a system, ensuring compatibility and allowing components to communicate effectively without revealing their internal workings.
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