Why doesn’t Java allow private members in interface? Is there any particular reason?
Why doesn’t Java allow private members in interface? Is there any particular reason?
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Why doesn’t Java allow private members in interface? Is there any particular reason?
From the Java Language Spec, (Access Control):
Access control is all about hiding implementation details. An interface has no implementation to hide.