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2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
19. Implicit Interfaces and Abstract Classes
Authors : Moises Belchin, Patricia Juberias
Published in: Web Programming with Dart
Publisher: Apress
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Abstract
In this chapter we’ll cover interfaces and abstract classes in Dart. We’ll also see the difference between implementing interfaces and extending from a parent class.When you define a class, Dart implicitly defines an interface that contains all members of the instance and methods of the class and of the rest of the interfaces that implements.In short, if you want to write a class A that supports the API of a class B without inheriting the implementation of B, the A class must implement the B interface. To do this, when you define the class you can add the word
implements followed by the classes you want implement and define the interfaces implementation.