Re: [JAVA] Use of declaring method abstract in a interface

: [JAVA] Use of declaring method abstract in a interface All methods in an interface are implicitly abstract. If you declare them abstract, you're just making it verbose. Some people don't even put public in interface methods since all interface methods are implicitly public too. Paul

[JAVA] Use of declaring method abstract in a interface

What is the advantage of declaring method abstract in a intreface ? for example difference between Intreface Test { public void test(); } and Intreface Test { public abstract void test(); } Thanks Regards Sairam

Re: [JAVA] Use of declaring method abstract in a interface

Hi, There is no difference. All methods of an interface are abstract and public by default. So, you could even type: interface Test { void test(); } and it will have the same exact effect as your examples. Tamas On 3/22/07, temp temp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What is the advantage of

Re: [JAVA] Use of declaring method abstract in a interface

All methods in an interface are implicitly abstract. If you declare them abstract, you're just making it verbose. Some people don't even put public in interface methods since all interface methods are implicitly public too. Paul temp temp wrote: What is the advantage of declaring method