Interface A { string test(); } Interface B { int test(); } class AB

Interface A {
String test();
}

Interface B {
int test();
}

Create a class AB which must implements both A & B
interfaces.

Question Posted / akhil agarwal

Answer Posted / akhil agarwal

Interface A
{
string test();
}
Interface B
{
int test();
}
class AB implements A,B
{
string test();
int test();
}

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