Java Garage

Constants

Java programmers commonly define constants inside their interfaces, if it makes design sense. You can do so using variables in an interface because the values will be present instantly at runtime and their values shared among all classes implementing your interface, because they are static and final.

Here is how you do it.

public interface IDataAccessor {
   String DB_NAME = "Squishy";
}

FRIDGE Like the public and abstract deal, interface variables are implicitly public, static, and final. That is, the following are equivalent within an interface: public static final String DB_NAME = "Squishy" and String DB_NAME = "Squishy". Likewise, you ...