How to use interfaces in your java code

An interface is a collection of method prototypes (method name followed by parameters list without any body). The syntax of a method prototype is as follows: return-type  method-name(parameters-list); An interface can contain only constants and method prototypes. The use of an interface is to abstract the class’ behavior from its definition. In this way an interface can specify a set of method prototypes which can be implemented by one or more classes.   Differences between interface and a class Objects can be created for classes, where as it is not possible for interfaces. Classes can contain methods with body, where

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