What about this? interface A { void foo(); final int fun() { return 1; } }interface B { void bar(); final int fun() { return 2; } } class C : B, A { } (new C).fun(); What does that do?
Simple: overriding final methods is illegal.
What about this? interface A { void foo(); final int fun() { return 1; } }interface B { void bar(); final int fun() { return 2; } } class C : B, A { } (new C).fun(); What does that do?
Simple: overriding final methods is illegal.