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Default and static methods in an interface

Up until Java 1.7, it was not possible to define a method inside an interface. Now, 1.8 introduces the default methods through which we can provide implementation for a method inside the interface. Let's see an example of this here:

interface Phone{ void dial(); default void text() {  System.out.println("Texting a message"); }}

Static methods in Java are those methods that can be invoked without creating an object of a particular class, provided that the static method is in that particular class. In Java 8, static methods can be defined inside an interface, as shown here:

interface Phone {    inx x;    void changeRingtone();    static void text() {        System.out.println("Texting");    }}public class PhoneDemo { ...