Can we declare an anonymous class as both extending a class
and implementing an interface?
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Answer / devnaga
No. An anonymous class can extend a class or implement an
interface, but it cannot be declared to do both
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Answer / imtiyaz
sorry i will take back my words...
as Devnaga said anonymous class will be created by extending
a class or implementing interface.
you can't to do both at a time simply saying
new SomeClass() extends someOther
we can't write in the same way
new SomeClass() implements someOther
we Can't That's it
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Answer / devarathnam
Hi... Yes we can declare anonymous class either extending a
class or implementing an interface but not both.
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Answer / devnaga
Yes. U r right. U can fin it from
http://dev.fyicenter.com/interview/java_8.html
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Answer / imtiyaz
upto my knowledge anonymous class can not extend or
implement another class if so can anyone give the example
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