What is the USE of Null interfaces ??...if thers nothing
inside these interfaces how are they used and WHy are they
used ???? No 1 has given a proper description yet
Answer Posted / v.raju
The Null interfaces are called as Marker interfaces or
tagged interfaces they doesnt contain any code , they will
just declared to give some information about the class,
For example Serializable is a marker interface , it states
that the class can be serializable
cheers,
varahala raju
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