In JAVA: For this question, you need to create two interface programs in a package and import them to the class where you implement the methods. You can create a new package in your assignment4 project (or package) to contain the two interface programs. One of the interface program has two methods ( countOne(), countTwo() ) and the other interface program has only one method (countThree ( ) ). In a separate package, write a class to implement the two interfaces. Create a test class (the one with the main( ) ) to invoke the three methods to display the following:
ONE
TWO
THREE
Dear Student ,
As per the requirement submitted above , kindly find the below solution.
Interface1.java :
//package
package InterfacePackage;
//Interface
public interface Interface1 {
//methods
void countOne();
void countTwo();
}
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Interface2.java :
//package
package InterfacePackage;
//Interface
public interface Interface2 {
//method
void countThree();
}
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InterfaceDemo.java :
//package
package ClassPackage;
//Java class
public class InterfaceDemo implements InterfacePackage.Interface1,
InterfacePackage.Interface2 {
@Override
public void countThree() {
// print message
System.out.println("THREE");
}
@Override
public void countOne() {
// print message
System.out.println("ONE");
}
@Override
public void countTwo() {
// print message
System.out.println("TWO");
}
}
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InterfaceTest.java :
package ClassPackage;//package
//Java class
public class InterfaceTest {
//entry point of program ,main method
public static void main(String[] args) {
//Creating object of InterfaceDemo
class
InterfaceDemo id=new
InterfaceDemo();
//call method with object id
id.countOne();
id.countTwo();
id.countThree();
}
}
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Output : Compile and Run InterfaceTest.java to get the screen as shown below
Screen 1 :InterfaceTest.java
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