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We know in Java we can't achieve the multiple inheritance but can be achieved by the interface.

Here I am stuck. This is the situation,

interface A { void a(); } interface B { void a(); } class AB implements A, B { @Override public void a() { // which interface's method be implemented? // Log.d("TAG", "Name of Interface: " + /*get the name of interface*/); } }

Please suggest me something.

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    it's not "overridden", it's implemented. and it's both, clearly. Commented Aug 23, 2018 at 8:13

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It does not matter which interface method is implemented, as there is only one method implemented. It can be refered by any of the interface.

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