Answer Posted / uma
no.Interface is similar to class but they lack instance
variable, their methods are declared with out any body.
Interfaces are designed to support dynamic method
resolution at run time. All methods in interface are
implicitly
abstract, even if the abstract modifier is omitted.
Interface methods have no implementation;
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