Multiple Choice
When a class implements an interface:
A) it does not have to implement the abstract methods of the interface.
B) it has to implement at least one of the abstract methods of the interface, but not all of them.
C) it has to implement all of the abstract methods of the interface.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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