Unclear details on interfaces

[Damien-The-Unbeliever]

There is a section in this document on reference types that states:

"An interface must be initialized together with a class object that implements it. If MyClass implements IMyInterface, you create an instance of IMyInterface".

My own suspicion is that this is trying to say that you cannot create an interface object itself, or something along those lines, but as it currently stands it makes it sound like there is an instance of "the interface" as well as an instance of the class, and that's not really true, to the best of my understanding.

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[BillWagner]

Thanks @Damien-The-Unbeliever for pointing this out.

You are correct, that sentence should be written better.

I've added this to our backlog to address when we next update this article. I've also added the "up for grabs" label if anyone wants to submit a PR in the meantime.