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Interview Question for Senior Systems Analyst at Pacific Gas and Electric:

Oct 31, 2011

Why are all the methods in an interface public?

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Oct 31, 2011

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An interface is used to define behaviour. Why do we need to define protected methods in an interface?

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Interview Question for Senior Systems Analyst at Pacific Gas and Electric:

Why are all the methods in an interface public?

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