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.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Give the hierarchy of inputstream and outputstream classes.
Can we serialize singleton class?
please send me hr interview questions in it industry
What is class level lock ?
What is regex java?
What about anonymous inner classes in java?
Can you pass functions in java?
Is hashset ordered?
Define jit compiler?
How do you classify Dialog Box?
How does regex work?
Can you call a method on a null object?
What is used of static keyword in java?
Write down program for following scenario. Use java coding standard. You have array list with some words in it..we will call it as dictionary….and you have a arbitrary string containing some chars in it. You have to go through each word of dictionary and find out if that word can be constructed with the help of chars from arbitrary string given. If you find the word print it else print none.
What are the two parts of a conditional statement?