Kotlin Interface Tutorial with Example - Kotlin Multiple Inheritance

Hi guys, in this Kotlin Interface Tutorial we will learn about Interfaces in Kotlin.
0:00 Kotlin Interface Introduction
1:40 Kotlin Interface vs Abstract Class
3:10 Why we need Interface?
5:15 Creating Interface
6:40 Multiple Inheritance using Interface
10:10 Inheriting a Class and Multiple Interfaces
In an Kotlin Interface, we can write abstract memebers and functions as well as functions with implementations. Now it seems exactly like an abstract class of kotlin, but it is not an abstract class.
In an Kotlin Interface you cannot have constructors or init blocks and you can inherit multiple interfaces to a class.
In this video we will learn what is Kotlin Interface, what is the difference between abstract class and interface, and we will also learn why we need an interface.
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[@sandbox7131]

the best explanation of Kotlin I have found on youtube. Thanks brother.

[@shreyashchoudhary7413]

Loved it!

[@TheZainmahmood]

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[@adipurnomo5683]

Thank you.

[@Danilo-O]

Hello, any special reason on why you make Audio and Video name parameter private? I made it public by removing the key-word private and it still worked.

[@nithigd1014]

Both works as same while private attributes can not be accessed outside the class, so every attributes which is not used outside class should be private to implement oop (abstraction)

[@pradeepkumarreddykondreddy7048]

Don't we need 'open' keyword to extend abstract classes ?

[@SimplifiedCoding]

No you dont need open keyword for abstract classes and interfaces