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ExamLab, question number 6. I can't copy the text from there, but one of its correct answer states that "An interface "is-a" java.lang.Object".
But interface doesn't extend java.lang.Object class, how can their "is-a" relationship be true?
I've read that an interface does not extend java.lang.Object, it just implicitly declares all the methods in java.lang.Object class as public abstract.
This is the explanation given, but I can't understand it:
Answer-I is correct, because any object, which has an interface-reference, can be implicitly casted to a java.lang.Object reference, without doing any explicit cast.
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