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Why does java not allow multiple public classes in a java file ?
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Answer / sushila sonare
suppose in java file so many classes, interfaces, abstract
classes and enumerations are there. we can keep only one of
them as a public because its shown a container and this
container we are keeping all things in our java file.
if we kept public for more then one class then all are that
classes qualified as a container or we are called it
execution unit. again compiler get confuse which container
classes has to kept. So avoiding this confusion multiple
public classes are not allowed in java.
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Answer / rahul
java does not support multiple public classes because of there are only one main method to define......and we can not have multiple main methods in a same class....and we know that java code will always save as the name of class name in which main method are define......
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