Why can?t you specify the accessibility modifier for
methods inside the interface?
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Answer Posted / kishore anumala
Always the access specifiers for the method in an interface
is public. We cannot implement the methods of interface if
the access specifier is other than public as we will be
left with errors like "members cannot access due to
protection level".
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