OOP

Python isn’t like Java or C# where they have explicit interface keywords. So, how do interfaces work in Python? Traditionally, Python uses a different approach. Instead of explicit interfaces, it relies on duck typing. That means if an object behaves like a duck (has the necessary methods), it’s treated as a duck, regardless of its type. Duck Typing Python relies on duck typing: If an object behaves like a duck (i.e., has the required methods/properties), it is treated as a duck. No formal interface declaration is needed. ...