OOP question in java

[Mike Deliberto]

I have a question about oop in java. Here it is.Is it possible to give
an abstract class inside an interface to an implemter class. This may
help:

public interface Top {
void method1();
void method2();
public abstract class PassMe { };
}

public Bottom implements Top {
void method1() {
do stuff;
}
void method2() {
do more stuff;
}
public class PassMe {
int num;
byte tht;
void SomeOtherMethod() {
do even more stuff
}
}
PassMe hopefullySomeoneWillBeAbleToHelpMe = new PassMe();
}

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Thanks in advance.

 

[Mikkel Heisterberg]

I don't think that the code you posted will compile but the obvious
thing would be to try... If what you want is to make implementers of an
interface, implement an inner class based on the nested abstract class,
I think the answer is definately no since an interface defines methods
and not code i.e. the class.

lekkim