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What is an "interface" in OOP?

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The correct answer is A) A contract that specifies methods a class must implement, without providing their implementation

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A contract that specifies methods a class must implement, without providing their implementation

Explanation

An interface declares method signatures that implementing classes must provide, enabling polymorphism without shared inheritance.

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