posted 21 years ago
No, the interface may have default (package) access. This isn't a problem. However, inside an interface, all methods are implicitly public (i.e. even though they may not be declared as public). Thus when you implement the methods in a class, the implementing methods must be public as well. And inside a class, you must explicitly declare a method to be public, in order to make it so.
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