How to implement interfaces in Scala?
Answer / Awanish Kumar
In Scala, you can implement an interface (or trait) by extending it and providing the required method definitions. The syntax for implementing an interface is: class MyClass extends InterfaceName { ... } where InterfaceName is the name of the interface or trait.
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