That's a good way to think about it. An interface is like a parent object and then the children types have all of the fields of the parent plus additional fields. I have some slides that show a little more detail about this here.
Hope that helps!
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Hey thanks for reading this and the comment here.
That's a good way to think about it. An interface is like a parent object and then the children types have all of the fields of the parent plus additional fields. I have some slides that show a little more detail about this here.
Hope that helps!