Java Interface Tutorial #78

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Interface coudn't have attributes omg just static final const, that is big mistake, this String color=" Blue" is not allowed.

Great explanation!!!!!!

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Is it right to think of the interface as "This is what this type of object does"?
The methods are listed, but left blank because each instance of the object (each time we implement the interface) may perform each method a little differently. A tea Cup may pour differently than a measuring cup. However both are Implementing the Cup interface and using the methods their own unique way.

This was very helpful. I practiced along side with you and l got a lot out of it. I will say though technically can't you avoid forcing the class implementing the interface to use every method in the interface by setting the access modifier of any methods not required as default?

You did an excellent job explaining. “An interface is an outline of a class”. Easy to remember. Thanks!

Thank you for clearing this up, you videos are always so easy to follow keeping explanations simple and relatable.Cheers!

Array introduction and some programs I need

Thanks for keeping these videos up, mid term in a few hours and I've been going over your videos since last night. Thank you.

What software?

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So, what is the point of an interface? I don’t understand why I should use an interface instead of just writing a class.

well...i think u did it really good bro..