In Java, you can extend from another interface using the extends keyword. But Java 8 has default methods. What happens if we extend another interface that has the same default methods as our interface?
It gets re-declared in the “child” interface.
In Java, you can extend from another interface using the extends keyword. But Java 8 has default methods. What happens if we extend another interface that has the same default methods as our interface?
It gets re-declared in the “child” interface.
Any floating-point literal in Java is by default of a double type.
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