Can we instantiate Interfaces?

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Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / paletipatisrinu

No we can instantiate interface directly.but we can create
instantiate of interface in directly

interface i1
{
public void wish();
}
public class A implements i1
{
public static void main(string...arg)
{
i1 o1=new A();
o1.wish();
}
public void wish()
{
System.out.println("we can create instantiate in directly");
}
}

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Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / divya

You can only create a reference of an interface but cannot
instantiate.

Is This Answer Correct ?    10 Yes 2 No

Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / guest

no we can not.

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 4 No

Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / bharat vandar

No we can instantiate interface directly.but we can create
instantiate of interface in directly,only class can create
an object of interface


interface x
{
public void abc();
}
class ac implements x
{
x at = new ac();

public void abc()
{
System.out.println("Bharat");
}
}

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 1 No

Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / dhawal

answer no 1. is correct programatically but actually
instantiates means obtain the behavier of object we can do
this only by creating object of class ,object has state and
behaviour, in answer 1,we transfer state first and then
write behaviour in the class,then instantiate that class ie
like dynamic method dispatch.means therotically we can not
instantiate Interfaces

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Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / anil pusuluri

One can't instantiate an interface. One can get a reference
to an interface.

Let's say Class A implements interface iA then we can't
instantiate IA
like IA a = new IA() -- this gives compilation error.

but we can get the referance to interface as below

IA a = new A()

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Can we instantiate Interfaces?..

Answer / nagendra prasadu gandla

Yes you can instanciate but you have to implement the
methods of interface at the time of instanciation itself.

EX:
interface X
{
void abc();
}
class a
{
X z=new X(){void abc(){return;}};
}

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