If two Java interfaces define a method with the exact same signature m1(), and a single class implements both interfaces, how is method resolution handled? What changes if you add the abstract keyword to the interface?
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If two Java interfaces define a method with the exact same signature m1(), and a single class implements both interfaces, how is method resolution handled? What changes if you add the abstract keyword to the interface?
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