A lead developer creates an Apex interface called "Laptop". Consider the following code snippet: How can a developer use the Laptop Interface within the Silvertaptop class?

`@Extends` is not a valid Apex annotation or keyword for implementing interfaces.

The `extends` keyword is used for inheritance between classes (a class extending another class), not for implementing an interface.

`@Interface` is not a valid Apex annotation or keyword for implementing interfaces; it would be used to define an interface, not implement it.

In Apex, a class uses the `implements` keyword to indicate that it provides an implementation for all the methods declared in an interface. This establishes the contract that `SilverLaptop` will adhere to the `Laptop` interface's defined methods.