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posted 14 years ago
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Do all methods in an Interface has by default Public visiblity mode..???
Subhendu Dash
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posted 14 years ago
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why default access visiblity can't be used with interface methods.say for ex-if i have an interface and i want only the classes in the same package to implement and thus use it.
posted 14 years ago
That's answered in the next sentence after the answer to your original question.
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if i have an interface and i want only the classes in the same package to implement and thus use it.
That's answered in the next sentence after the answer to your original question.
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An interface represents the public face of the class which implements it. That is why all members have the same access.
Subhendu Dash
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And if we want abstract methods that can be implemented only on the same package then we can use an abstratc class(by making the methods abstract and default ) rather than an interface..Isn't it???
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