How can you check if a value implements a particular interface in Go?
- By checking if it has all the methods of that interface
- By type assertion
- Using the implements keyword
- Using the implements() function
In Go, you can determine if a value implements a particular interface by checking if it has all the methods declared by that interface. This is done implicitly by the compiler when you assign a value to an interface type.
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