can you create interface instance ?
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Answer Posted / balibalo
to the writer of #29:
what you propose doesn't work because at line where you have t.wish(), Java tries to find the wish() method in the Object class (since t is of type Object). As it doesn't exist in that class, your program fails to compile.
Simple.
Uday version compiles because there is not type unconsistency, but it still is an anonymous class call, hence not a correct answer to the root question (answer being already given: NO, you cannot create an instance of an interface but you can create references of it).
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