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Certain programming languages have different methodologies for allowing the construction of interfaces. In general, any programming language can implement an interface, but the following [[programming language]]s provide specific interface ''constructs'' in the programming language of some kind:

* [[Mesa programming language|Mesa]] ([[Xerox PARC]], ca. [[1978]])

* [[Modula programming language|Modula]] ([[Niklaus Wirth]], [[ETH Zurich]], [[1980s]])

* [[Modula-2]] ([[Xerox PARC]], ca. [[1983]])

* [[OberonModula-3 programming language|OberonModula-3]] ([[Niklaus Wirth]], [[ETH Zurich]], [[1980s]])

* [[Modula-3Ada programming language|Modula-3]] ([[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] [[DEC Systems Research Center|SRC]], [[1980s]])

* [[Java programming language|Java]]

* [[C_sharp|C#]] (included in [[.NET Messenger Service|Microsoft DotNet]]).

* [[Objective-C]]

* [[Oberon programming language|Oberon]]

* [[Java programming language|Java]]

* [[C_sharp|C#]]

* [[Python_programming_language]]