Java Functional Interface.
Java functional interface
- A functional interface is simply an interface that has exactly one abstract method.
- A functional interface is to be used by Lambda Expression.
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The following types of members in an interface do NOT count for defining a functional interface:
- Default methods.
- Static methods.
- Public methods inherited from the Object class.
- Constants.
@FunctionalInterface // This is not required public interface Percentage { static final double MAX = 100, MIN = 0; // It is allowed to have constants public double getPercentage(double amounts, double value); // the abstract method // It is allowed to override methods in Object class @Override public boolean equals(Object obj); default public double getMaxAdjusted() { // It is allowed to have default methods return MAX - 10; } static public double getMinPercentage() { // It is allowed to have static methods return MIN + 10; } }
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