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    The document describes using interfaces to damage different enemy types in a game. An IDamagable interface is defined that Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies implement. A sword attack class uses a reference to the IDamagable interface to damage any enemy, without needing to check the specific enemy type. This allows the sword to damage Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies using a single interface reference.

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    The document describes using interfaces to damage different enemy types in a game. An IDamagable interface is defined that Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies implement. A sword attack class uses a reference to the IDamagable interface to damage any enemy, without needing to check the specific enemy type. This allows the sword to damage Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies using a single interface reference.

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    Interfaces UML

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    The document describes using interfaces to damage different enemy types in a game. An IDamagable interface is defined that Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies implement. A sword attack class uses a reference to the IDamagable interface to damage any enemy, without needing to check the specific enemy type. This allows the sword to damage Ghosts, Skeletons, and Zombies using a single interface reference.

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    INTERFACES

    (Abstract)
    ENEMY

    GHOST SKELETON ZOMBIE

    <INTERFACE>
    IDamagable

    SWORD

    The sword doesn’t have to check using if else or case statement if it has
    damaged a Ghost, Skeleton or Zombie. The sword attack Class uses a
    reference hit for IDamagable to discover the Enemy type that’s received
    damage from the sword by using the IDamagable interface.

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