posted 17 years ago
Great job, Mikalai!
Exactly right.
About interface access levels:
Top-level interfaces can have public or default access.
Inner interfaces (like inner classes) can have public, protected, default or private access.
Method local interfaces are always default access, which could be misleading a little, since they can only be used in the method they are declared in (same scoping as automatic variables).
[ July 13, 2006: Message edited by: Douglas Chorpita ]