Why can?t you specify the accessibility modifier for methods
inside the interface?
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Answer Posted / tsahi
Interfaces are designed to make sure a class which
implements them exposes a certain set of methods. Because
these methods are exposed, they must be public. therefore,
there is no point in implementing a method from an interface
which will be anything other than public. So all methods in
an interface are always public.
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