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What if we make the method as abstract in another interface?
Answer Posted / Sulekha Kumari
If a method is declared as abstract in another interface that an implementing class already implements (either from the original interface or the base class), it results in a compile-time error. This is because a class cannot implement two conflicting abstract methods with the same name and signature.
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