interface

[deva1]

package scjp;

abstract interface Myinter {
static final int i = 5;
void fun();
}

public class interface2 implements Myinter{

static int i=7;

public void fun(){
System.out.println(i);
}
public static void main(String[] args){

Myinter m = new interface2();
m.fun();
System.out.println(m.i);
}
}


The answer is 7 and 5.


My question is all the variables in an interface is implicitly public,static and final.Then how can we change the valiue of i in class interface2 which implements the interface Myinter.I am confused.please help


Thanks

 

[prosper]

I will post this question in a scjp forum for you

 

[stefanwagner]

Your namings are confusing.

"Myinter m" is of class "interface2" but it isn't an interface.

It's a class, implementing an interface.

m.i is the 'static int i = 7' which is hiding the 'Myinter.i'.

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