Answer Posted / khan
In java programming language, adapter class is used to
implement an interface having a set of dummy methods. The
developer can then further subclass the adapter class so
that he can override to the methods he requires.
Implementing an interface directly, requires to write all
the dummy methods. In general an adapter class is used to
rapidly construct your own Listener class to field events.
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