4.2 Interfaces🔗ℹ

The interface definition form for an interface is similar to class, but without fields. A class form can declare that the class implements an interface through an implements clause. When a class implements an interface, then instances of the class satisfy the interface annotation, similar to the way that a subclass instances satisfies the superclass annotation. A class can have at most one superclass. but it can implement any number of interfaces. An interface is never final, so nonfinal is not needed in an interface.

Interfaces can extend other interfaces. Unlike classes extending at one most superclass, interfaces can extend any number of superinterfaces.