Interface oriented vs object oriented?

Interface oriented is something like having contract-based approach, means whatsoever be there under the Contract you have to implement all of it.

and object oriented is based on

1. abstraction - which means making things loosely coupled so that in future they can be easily handled without affecting the system.

2. encapsulation(data hiding) - categorizing data as per their role i.e private, public, etc.

3. inheritance - provides the real world genetic mechanism as what's there in the parent would be there in the child too(or not).

4. and polymorphism - means same look and feel but different functional abiltity.

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