Interface is an abstract type that contain method signatures(It do not contain method definitions). Since interface describes the contract, it contains only public functions.
How to create an interface?
‘interface’ keyword is used to create an interface.
Syntax
interface InterfaceName{
public function function_1(args);
public function function_2(args);
.....
.....
.....
}
Example
interface Circle{
public function area_of_circle($radius);
public function perimeter_of_circle($radius);
}
How to implement an interface?
Once an interface is defined, a class can implement this interface and provide definition of all the signatures declared interface.
Syntax
class ClassName implements InterfaceName{
//Provide definition to all the method signatures of interface.
}
Example
class MyCircle implements Circle{
public const PI = 3.14;
public function area_of_circle($radius){
return self::PI * $radius * $radius;
}
public function perimeter_of_circle($radius){
return 2 * self::PI * $radius;
}
}
Find the below working application.
interfaces.php
#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
interface Circle{
public function area_of_circle($radius);
public function perimeter_of_circle($radius);
}
class MyCircle implements Circle{
public const PI = 3.14;
public function area_of_circle($radius){
return self::PI * $radius * $radius;
}
public function perimeter_of_circle($radius){
return 2 * self::PI * $radius;
}
}
$circle1 = new MyCircle();
$radius = 12;
$area = $circle1->area_of_circle($radius);
$perimeter = $circle1->perimeter_of_circle($radius);
echo "Radius of Circle : $radius\n";
echo "Area of Circle : $area\n";
echo "Perimeter of Circle : $perimeter\n";
?>
Output
$./interfaces.php
Radius of Circle : 12
Area of Circle : 452.16
Perimeter of Circle : 75.36
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