I need to write a function that accepts an object , but I want to enforce in the function call (not after the function is called) that the object is an interface.
Meaning , I want to make sure this is an Interface at compile time , not on run time.
What do I mean?
interface ISomething {...}
class A implements ISomething { ... }
ISomething something = new A();
MyClass.register(something);
In this example , the passed object is an interface , and I want that the MyClass.register function to enforce the this requirment in it's declaration.
I don't know which interface I'm going to get , and there is no use defining another interface to be implemented by all other implementation , because I need the real interface.