我曾多次看到有人提到这一点,但我不清楚这是什么意思。你什么时候,为什么要这么做?
我知道接口是做什么的,但我不清楚这一点的事实使我认为我错过了正确使用它们。
如果你要这样做
IInterface classRef = new ObjectWhatever()
你可以使用任何实现IInterface的类吗?你什么时候需要这样做?我能想到的唯一一件事是,如果你有一个方法,你不确定什么对象将被传递,除了它实现IInterface。我不知道你需要多久做一次。
另外,如何编写一个方法来接受实现接口的对象呢?这可能吗?
面向接口而不是实现的代码与Java无关,也与它的接口构造无关。
这个概念是在模式/四人帮的书中突出的,但很可能在那之前就已经存在了。这个概念在Java出现之前就已经存在了。
Java Interface构造的创建就是为了帮助实现这一想法(以及其他一些事情),人们过于关注作为意义中心的构造,而不是最初的意图。然而,这也是为什么我们在Java、c++、c#等语言中有公共和私有方法和属性的原因。
It means just interact with an object or system's public interface. Don't worry or even anticipate how it does what it does internally. Don't worry about how it is implemented. In object-oriented code, it is why we have public vs. private methods/attributes. We are intended to use the public methods because the private methods are there only for use internally, within the class. They make up the implementation of the class and can be changed as required without changing the public interface. Assume that regarding functionality, a method on a class will perform the same operation with the same expected result every time you call it with the same parameters. It allows the author to change how the class works, its implementation, without breaking how people interact with it.
And you can program to the interface, not the implementation without ever using an Interface construct. You can program to the interface not the implementation in C++, which does not have an Interface construct. You can integrate two massive enterprise systems much more robustly as long as they interact through public interfaces (contracts) rather than calling methods on objects internal to the systems. The interfaces are expected to always react the same expected way given the same input parameters; if implemented to the interface and not the implementation. The concept works in many places.
不要认为Java接口与“面向接口编程,而不是面向实现”的概念有什么关系。它们可以帮助应用概念,但它们不是概念。