Interfaces in Java (Object-Oriented Programming)
Interfaces in Java are used to force objects to implement certain types of methods. Unlike classes, interfaces are declarative in terms of the methods they are intended to implement, and they allow flexibility when implementing a type of "multiple inheritance" that doesn't exist natively in Java.
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