what is the difference between native and abstract?can we declare a method as native inside an interface?if yes then why? if no then why not?

abinaya .g.p

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• Nov 13th, 2010

No, because interface is by default is a abstract class and can contain only abstract methods and final or static variables, thus it cannot contain concrete methods and instant variables.

Sunil Pratap Singh

• Nov 14th, 2006

Native keyword is prefixed with method name when we want that method to be implemented using a native language like c and c++. So in the class we only declare the method and the defination of the meth...

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