Interfaces
Understanding Interfaces Interfaces are abstract classes. We don’t usually put the abstract keyword at the class or method levels of interfaces because the compiler...
Understanding Interfaces Interfaces are abstract classes. We don’t usually put the abstract keyword at the class or method levels of interfaces because the compiler...
Abstraction is used to hide the implementation details of a particular task(s) from a user. For example, Let’s say you get...
Polymorphism is a key component of Java’s Object Oriented Nature. There are two types of polymorphism we will discuss. Compile Time Polymorphism(Static...
Conditional Statements are a core part of programming and everyday life. When writing a program will have to tell the...
There are two different data types in Java. Reference and Primitives. Primitive Types There are eight primitive types: Before we...
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