PHP: Interface vs Abstract Class vs Trait
Here is a comparison between Interface, Abstract class, and Trait in PHP. Let’s take a look at that side-by-side comparison in a table.
Interface
PHP: Abstract Class and Method
An Abstract class is a partially implemented class, as the abstract methods(in the class) do not contain their definition. Those methods are defined in the class that extends the Abstract class.
PHP: Interfaces
Interfaces are contract that ensures the availability of methods/actions that an object must contain. By implementing an interface, a class agrees to contain the definitions of the methods declared in the interface. Interfaces have just the declaration/signature of the method, and the classes(that implement the interface) must have the definition of those methods.
