Asked by Michelle Bradley on Jun 05, 2024

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An interface and all of its method headings are normally declared to be:

A) public
B) private
C) protected
D) package access

Interface

A programming construct that defines a contract of methods that a class needs to implement without providing a concrete implementation.

Method Headings

The part of a method declaration in programming that specifies the method's name, return type, and parameters, but not the body.

Public

An access modifier in programming languages that allows members (variables, methods, classes) to be accessible from any other code in the application or any external class.

  • Recognize the syntax and semantics associated with defining and implementing interfaces in Java.
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Maria GarciaJun 09, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Interfaces and their methods are intended to be used by other classes, so they should have public access. Private and protected access are more suitable for implementing classes or internal details of a class. Package access may be too restrictive if the interface needs to be used by other packages.