syntax for writing private method in a interface
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Answer / vanitha
An interface cannot have private methods. All the member
declarations inside interface are implicitly public.
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Answer / pankaj
we cnt write private methods in an interface.as we have to
inherit that method its by default on public scope
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Answer / anna
we can't have private methods in in interface.
by default all are public
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Answer / jayamala
By default interface is public.Interface is accessed by
another class it should be public.so we cant write it as a
private.
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Answer / sudhir kunnure
we create interface for inherite to classes, and Private
methods can only access within class not inherited class.so
you cannot create Private methods in Interface.
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Answer / uma
By default all methods in the interface are not just
public !!!!! They are Public abstract.
Because methods of Interface will get override in the
Derived classes
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Answer / manoj dhanik
we cannot change the access modifier of methods private inside interface....n all the methods of interface should be implement in derived class..so the methods should not private
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