Top "Interface" questions

An interface refers to the designated point of interaction with a component.

Implement an Interface with Generic Methods

I'm drawing a blank on this one and can't seem to find any previous example that I wrote. I'm trying …

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Why can't I declare static methods in an interface?

The topic says the most of it - what is the reason for the fact that static methods can't be …

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Why does Eclipse complain about @Override on interface methods?

I have an existing project that uses @Override on methods that override interface methods, rather than superclass methods. I cannot …

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Why are C# 4 optional parameters defined on interface not enforced on implementing class?

I noticed that with the optional parameters in C# 4 if you specify an optional parameter on an interface you don,…

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Can an interface method have a body?

I know that an interface is like a 100% pure abstract class. So, it can't have method implementation in it. But, …

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Is there a way to create interfaces in ES6 / Node 4?

ES6 is fully available in Node 4. I was wondering whether it includes a concept of interface to define method contracts …

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What is the point of interfaces in PHP?

Interfaces allow you to create code which defines the methods of classes that implement it. You cannot however add any …

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IntelliJ IDEA jump from interface to implementing class in Java

Is there some shortcut that would allow me after creating method in an interface, select and jump to implementing class …

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How do Java Interfaces simulate multiple inheritance?

I am reading "The Java Tutorial" (for the 2nd time). I just got through the section on Interfaces (again), but …

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Why are all fields in an interface implicitly static and final?

I am just trying to understand why all fields defined in an Interface are implicitly static and final. The idea …

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