I am reading Real-Time UML Workshop for Embedded Systems and I do not understand what they are saying here. I have bolded the parts of the text that I do not fully understand. I am trying to understand this from a C stand point of view.An interface is a named collection of services. Services come in two  basic flavors. Operations  are synchronous services that are invoked,  or called by clients. Event receptions are asynchronous services that  are invoked by sending an asynchronous signal to the object accepting  that event. An interface can contain either or both operations and  event receptions. Both operations and event signals can contain data,  called parameters, passed with the invocation. The set of parameters,  along with the name of the service, is called the signature of the  service. A class that is compliant with an interface provides a  method for every operation and an event reception for every signal  specified in the interface.Interfaces allow you to separate the specification of services that may be called on a class from the implementation of those services. A  class defines methods (for operations) and event receptions (for  signals, specified on the state machine). Both methods and event  receptions include the lines of code that implement the service. An  operation or signal is a specification only, and does not include such  implementation detail.Interfaces may not have implementation (either attributes or methods) and are not directly instantiable. A class is said to realize  an interface if it provides a method for every operation specified in  the interface, and those methods have the same names, parameters,  return values, preconditions, and postconditions of the corresponding  operations in the interface.What is an example (or two!) of implementation of an interface in C ?From what it seems like, its just a prototype of a specific functions in the header file. I removed UML and added interface and object-oriented-design because I think the question turns around this subjects rather than UML
What does the following definition of an interface mean?
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