Answer Posted / p.suman

Well, "prototype" in AS1 or in general used to defined
member function of a class outside its definition.

Interface classes provide pure virtual functions for the
concrete classes to implement on them resulting a greater
flexibility in reusable code.

In Flash the otherway of using inheritance is to use the
key word "Extends" , which will give the properties and
methods of a base class to its subclasses.

Ex:

class myMovie extends MovieClip{
public function myMovie(){
}
}

Here myMovie class derives all the available properties of
a MovieClip class.

Regards,
Suman.P
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