An interface is an abstract class that defines a common set of methods that related classes can implement, allowing for polymorphism. It groups related methods without providing the implementation, leaving the methods empty for concrete classes to define their behavior. Interfaces in Java allow for multiple inheritance of behaviors.
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Interfaces: Etl Labs PVT LTD - Java Programming
An interface is an abstract class that defines a common set of methods that related classes can implement, allowing for polymorphism. It groups related methods without providing the implementation, leaving the methods empty for concrete classes to define their behavior. Interfaces in Java allow for multiple inheritance of behaviors.