How a class can implement an interface?
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Answer / asrinivas rao
In java a class can implement interface using "implemnts"
keyword.the methods defined in the interface need to be
implemented in the class which implments the respective
interface,otherwise the class becomes has an Abstract class.
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Answer / ranganathkini
A class can implement an interface by using the "implements"
clause followed by a list of interface names that it
implements. Then the class needs to implement the
interface's methods within its class body.
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Answer / mayuri wankhade
without using implements clause it is also possible to use
interface by creating object of an interface in the class
containing main method like :
nameOfInterface Obj = new nameOfInterface()
{
implement a method declared in an interface
};
Obj.MethodName();
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