Utter nonsense. Either a function/method is semantically compatible with the exp...

		msbarnett on Oct 27, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Rob Pike: Go at Google Utter nonsense. Either a function/method is semantically compatible with the expectations of its caller, or it is not. Whether or not the function/method's author typed the words "implements Foo" has absolutely no impact on this.