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Interface
Usage
An interface is an abstract class that is used to group related methods with empty bodies. To "inherit" an interface you have to use the implements keyword, just like you would do with a normal class, but with different words.
NOTE
You cannot create an object of an interface, just like abstract classes. The methods in the interface do not have any body. The body is provided by the class that implements the interface. A class cannot inherit two super-classes, but it can implement as many interfaces as needed.
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- Editing Documentation & Markdown Syntax
- Code Team to-do List
- Code Standards
- Common Library Structure
- Interfaces
- General Setup
- Branching System
- How to Create Pull Requests
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- Reverting Commits
- Singleton Pattern
- Software Installations
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- Showbot Requirements
- Autonomous
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- List of Network Tables (2023)
Up to date as of SJ2, end of 2023 season