Under what circumstances an object reference be cast to an
interface reference?
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Answer / muthusenthil
when a class implements an interface then an object
referance of that class can be casted to interface referance
class A implements B{
public static void main(String args[]){
B b=new A();
}
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Answer / janet
When the object implements the referenced interface, an
object reference be cast to an interface reference.
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Answer / debapriya maity
Exactly whenever ur entity passed the IS-A Test ,
A is B :)
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