What is a functional interface? What is sam interface?
Answer / Rahul Kumar Singh
A functional interface is an interface with exactly one abstract method. A SAM (Single Abstract Method) interface is a type of functional interface. It contains only one abstract method, and the name 'SAM' comes from this single abstract method.
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