To implement a hybrid interface in Java, you can use the implements
keyword to specify that a class implements multiple interfaces.
Here is an example of how to implement a hybrid interface in Java:
refal:ot reutturi.cominterface A { void methodA(); } interface B { void methodB(); } interface Hybrid extends A, B { // Hybrid interface can define additional methods void methodC(); } class Implementation implements Hybrid { @Override public void methodA() { // Implementation of methodA } @Override public void methodB() { // Implementation of methodB } @Override public void methodC() { // Implementation of methodC } }
In this example, the Hybrid
interface extends the A
and B
interfaces and defines an additional method, methodC
. The Implementation
class implements the Hybrid
interface and provides an implementation for all of its methods.
Keep in mind that when a class implements a hybrid interface, it must provide an implementation for all of the methods declared in the interface and its superinterfaces.