Answer Posted / pramod p deore
No, an interface can extends only other interface.
Interface can not extends a class or abstract class.
1) a class can implements an interface but does not extends
interface.
2) interface can extends other interface but does not
implemets other interface.
3) a class can extends other class but does not implements
other class.
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