What is the difference between interface, interface and interface?

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What is the difference between interface, interface and interface

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The correct computing translation of the English word «interface» is «interface».

The word interface is incorrectly used as a synonym for «interface», but the truth is that interface is a biological term referring to a stage of the cell cycle («interphase» in English). Or also «interface» can be used for the contact zone between two phases in the physical-chemical sense: between oil and water. And also as what is between two phases (between phases).

But in computing the correct thing is «interface»: user interface, for example. Obviously the plural is «interfaces».

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