Answer Posted / shaveen kaushal

1)We define an Interface in the Java application with a
set of abstract methods without any implementation. Which
means all the methods of an interface are by default
abstract methods and public methods.
2)Once an Interface is defined in the application then any
class can implement that interface, in such case the class
must be implemented with all the mehtods of the respective
Interface otherwise the class will become as abstract class.
3)A class can implement any no. of interfaces, in such case
the class must be implimented with all the methods of those
interfaces otherwise the class will become as abstract class

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