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another class to implement those methods ▷ An interface can be implemented by a class or an abstract class ▷ In Java, multiple inheritance is achieved using

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In the sense, when a class extends an abstract class, it can't extend any other class In Java, this multiple inheritance problem is solved with a powerful construct called interfaces Java does not support multiple inheritance, but it allows you to extend one class and implement many interfaces

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Interface (wimpy class) is like an abstract class but: – If Java had only abstract classes, a subclass could only inherit from one superclass – Multiple interfaces

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