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How does Java resolve method conflicts when a class inherits from multiple interfaces with default methods?
Track: Java
Topic: Core Java
Focus: Default Methods and Multiple Inheritance Rules
Java: Default Methods and Multiple Inheritance Rules
Answer
The class must override the conflicting method.
If a class implements multiple interfaces with conflicting default methods, the class is responsible for resolving the conflict by overriding the method. For instance, if 'InterfaceA' and 'InterfaceB' both have a default method 'print()', the class implementing both interfaces needs to provide its own 'print()' method.
If a class implements multiple interfaces with conflicting default methods, the class is responsible for resolving the conflict by overriding the method. For instance, if 'InterfaceA' and 'InterfaceB' both have a default method 'print()', the class implementing both interfaces needs to provide its own 'print()' method.
Topics: Core Java Default Methods and Multiple Inheritance Rules Java