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Yes, DNS resolution happens with both endpoints. You're correct in how you describe things.
For Gateway Endpoints you'll find that the DNS entry resolves to the public IP address for the S3 and DynamoDB services. The VPC then routes those IP addresses to the endpoint and you're connected with the services.
For Interface Endpoints (which are powered by PrivateLink) the DNS entry resolves to a private IP address that PrivateLink creates for the network interface in your VPC. Note that as per the documentation you need to have DNS hostnames and DNS resolution enabled in your VPC for this to work. Also, there is a specific name for the endpoint that can also be used - but in most cases it is far easier to use the "normal" (public) endpoint name because it requires no application changes.
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