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The
interface keyword creates a completely abstract class
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One
that provides for no implementation
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Makes
it “pure”
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It
allows us to specify the method names, argumetn lists, and return
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types
– but no bodies
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It
can include data members, but they are always implicitly static and
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final
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It
provides a “form” rather than an implemented class
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Use
the “interface” keyword instead of the class keyword
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All
of the members are automatically “public” even if you don’t use the
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keyword.
They are never “friendly” and cannot be protected or private!
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