How do you relate a Interface to a Class? Tell me in
Detail?
Answer Posted / ranganathkini
A class relates to an interface, in that the class
implements all the methods of the interface.
The implementing class can eiether provide a concrete
implementation of the interface's methods or provide an
abstract implementation.
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