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PHP Tutorials : Advanced PHP: Using Abstract Classes to Define Rules
| The way i visualize this is to think that i am entering into an 'agreement' between me and PHP. In other words, I have defined a list of methods (rules) in the interface that I (or any other developer) must implement in any implemented class, so in any implemented classes i am agreeing to conform with the interface's rules. |  |
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