I guess if members of interface are declared final then they can't b

what are the different access specifiers that can be used
by interfaces and abstract classes? can anyone give me
detailed description on this

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Answer Posted / malay tripathi

I guess if members of interface are declared final then
they can't be overridden & hence this hampers the logic
behind having interfaces...

Interface can only be Public/Default or abstract.In any
other case it can't be overridden & hence of no use.

MemberFunctions also behave similarly.

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